Lorain County commissioners fill many boards and committees
The Lorain County Board of Commissioners announced numerous appointments to county and regional boards including Airport Advisory, NOACA committees, CORSA, LEEDCO, and several county health, probation, and development panels. Most terms run Jan 1 to Dec 31, with several reappointments and new members such as Judge Christopher Rothgery and Marcia Ballinger.
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Dave O’brien
Lorain County Board of Commissioners
Jeff Riddell
LorainCountyOhio.gov
County Economic & Industrial Development Committee
Gallagher
Tony Cillo
Moore
Common Pleas
Christopher Rothgery
Jen Parker
Lorain
Mental Health, Addiction and Recovery Services Board of
Arielle Edwards
Amber Fisher
Murray Ridge Center
Mhars Board
Michael Doud
Arthur Beau Hill
Northeast Ohio Division
The
Salvation Army
Riddell
John Gall
Vermilion Municipal Court
Kenneth Lieux
Joellen Mitchell
Lorain Police
Larry Swanger
Common Pleas Court
Deb Tansey
Steve Vukmer
Ohio Adult Parole Authority
Riveon Mental Health and Recovery
Don Schiffbauer
Jennifer Marple
Lorain County Juvenile Probation
Mike Wil
Lorain County Law Library Board
Greenspan
Lorain County Children Services Board
Martin O’donnell
Board of Developmental Disabilities
Lisa Mager
Beverly Gedid
Big Brothers Big Sisters to relocate Lorain County HQ
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lorain County plans a move from 1917 North Ridge Road Lorain to 1270 Abbe Road N Elyria across from Lorain County Community College. The 6,600 square foot building costs about 760000 and will be financed via a land contract. a capital campaign aims to pay off the mortgage and fund renovations and expanded services for about 400 youths including new educational, social and emotional health programs.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Lorain County
North Ridge Road
Lorain
Holly Brinda
Abbe Road N
Elyria
Lorain County Community College
Paul Vecchio
Vecchio
Brinda
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Pension talk highlights funding gap for Ohio teachers
About 100 educators attended a Lorain County talk by STRS interim head Aaron Hall at Lorain County Community College on a growing pension deficit. He said a 1 to 1 active to retired ratio and longer retirements strain funds, urging legislative action to raise teacher contributions or hire more teachers while noting limited state funding.
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Elyria
State Teachers Retirement System of
Ohio
Lorain County Community College
Lorain County
STRS
Aaron Hall
Toledo
Wall Street
Hall
Firelands Schools
David Simmer
Simmer
Matt Huffman
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Karen Perkins
Daniel J. Gross
Herb de la Porte
Tom Das
Rick Bodeker
Tom Patton
Timothy Pettett
George Henning
John Piwinski
Perkins
Gross
Black River
Don Romancak
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
CCAO
Commissioners’ Association
Ccao Service Corporation
County Risk Sharing Authority
CORSA
Janette Jackson
Lorain County Corrections Planning Board
the Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation
Leedco
Lorain County Planning Commission
Gall
Grafton Township
Christie Homer Miller
Matt Hignett
Eaton Township
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
NOACA
Board of Directors
Noaca Emerging Leaders Advisory Committee
Greater Cleveland
Young Republicans
Andrew Vitaliti
Noaca Bike Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Lorain County Metro Parks
Jim Ziemnik
Kiara Williams
Lorain County Public Health
Noaca Economic Development Subcommittee
Duncan
Noaca Rural Advisory Committee
Jacki Baca
OSU
Noaca Transit Council
Pam Novak
Lorain County Transit
Storm Water Advisory Committee
Pittsfield Township
Mark McConnell
Howard “Butch” Borner
Rich Bevan
Chip Wendt
Lorain County Workforce Investment Board
Ben Norton
Charlotte Gardiner
Tony Gallo
Nick Jarmoszuk Jr
Chris Brown
Andy Kasubiewski
Dave Larson
Lisa Hutson
Lorain County Port Authority Board of Directors
Brian Lee
Nick Spataro
Brittany Nazario
Dobri
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Bigloraincounty.org
Richard Perrins
Rperrins
Chroniclet.com
Carol Carrethers
Lorain Education Association
Owen Macmillan
Resta
Lake Erie
W. Erie Ave
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