Hubbard Council Reviews Police and Fire Budgets
Hubbard officials examined 1991 budgets for police and fire, noting a smaller general fund of about 1.02 million due to lower interest and altered state funding. Fire needs include new turnout gear and firehouse improvements. police want a cruiser upgrade, video gear, a monitoring system, and building repairs. Township dispatch billing and potential revised bids for police dispatch were discussed.
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George Praznik
Praznik
Council
Fate of dispatchers in Hubbard Township stays unresolved
Hubbard Township trustees met in executive session on November 14 to discuss the dispatchers’ fate amid a fiscal emergency. Atty. Mike Angelo advised private talks. public session later authorized Youngstown lawyer John B. Yuhasz for an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court regarding dispatcher Christine Resatar. Dispatchers face abolition around December 1 after a failed 2.25 mill levy.
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Angelo
Rita Coller
Order of Police
Patrick Ae
Atty
John B. Yuhasz
Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court
Christine Resatar
Police Department
Daugherty
3-mill school levy set for special election
A 3-mill one-year levy will go before voters on Feb 5 to fund repairs at the school. Treasurer Greg Slemons says the levy would raise about $366,000 for auditorium repairs doors and a verifiable project list. Board members and residents discuss trust, prior failed bids, and the need for explicit use of funds to gain support.
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Greg Slemons
Ray Wells
George Klinich
Dave Bailey
Bailey
Nicholas Madarelli
Hubbard seeks grants for asbestos removal in schools
Hubbard schools pursue state grants totaling 385 946 to cover asbestos removal in the auditorium two gyms library storage areas and Roosevelt Elementary pipes. District seeks 96 489 share if levy fails and is optimistic about a 97 000 grant from the Ohio Department of Education to address unanticipated needs. The auditorium remains closed due to EPA health code issues.
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Roosevelt Elementary
Morell
Ohio Department of Education
Environmental Protection Agency
Advisory council to improve school board dialogue
Hubbard Superintendent Carl Morell announced formation of an advisory panel to foster open dialogue with the community. He plans 35 to 40 members, including principals, PTA representatives, seniors, young adults, business people, local government, and nonstudent residents. First meeting set for January 14, 1991, focusing on finances.
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Hubbard
Board of Education
Carl Morell
Morell
P.T.A
Greg Slemons
Board debate ends with levy approval abstention noted
Modarelli pushes annual effort to open auditorium as proof of progress while opponent DeJulio complains of tax strain and fatigue. The levy passes with DeJulio abstaining as another election cycle looms, and plans to run for the board surface amid vows to complete projects and restore credibility.
Barbara Herrmann Named Hubbard Citizen of the Year
Sister Barbara Herrmann HM principal of St Patrick School in Hubbard was honored by the Kiwanis Club as Citizen of the Year for her work shaping the schools fine arts and computer programs and for active parish and community service.
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Barbara Herrmann
St. Patrick School
The
Hubbard Kiwanis Club
Barbara
al Chiaberta
Kiwanis
Jim Alexander
Hubbard
Kiwanis Club of
Sister Barbara
Lee Krolopp
Taylor Demyen
Sharon
Sharpsville
Masury
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Melanie Gifford
Don Joshua
Robert Strachan
Strachan
Thomas Bolchalk
Raymond Moffitt
Moffitt
Bolchalk
Joshua
Eenasteseen
Seexes
East Liberty Street
Helen Dubyak
Modarelli
Robert DeJulio
DeJulio
Madarelli
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