Stammitti Wins Lorain County Sheriff Race Over Hastings
Lorain County voters elected Sheriff’s Capt. Phil Stammitti over Republican Mark Hastings by an unofficial 61,170 to 33,60. Stammitti pledged continuity, citing 15 years with the sheriff’s department and leadership of patrol, detective bureau and jail. The new sheriff favors measured changes and expanded community policing.
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Martin J. Mahony
Phil Stammitti
Mark Hastings
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Rosewood Hall
Lorain
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Hastings
Democratic Party
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Sheriff's Department
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Ohio towns approve electricity aggregation plan in vote
Several Ohio communities approved an electricity aggregation measure allowing cities and townships to pool buying power for better rates under deregulation. Some areas including Avon Lake and Lorain passed, while Sheffield Lake and township voters rejected the measure. residents may opt out or purchase separately in the future.
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Bob Taft
Avon Lake
Vince Urbin
Avon
Lorain
South Amherst
Sont
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Lorain County levies pass for Children Services and Mental Health
Voters renew two levies with strong support. The 1.5 mill Children Services levy Issue 51 passed 72 223 to 33 921 and the Mental Health Network levy Issue 52 won 63 819 to 39 334. The renewal funds almost half the agency 11.7 million annual budget and supports social workers foster families and foster care reductions.
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Elyria
Lorain County Children Services
Mental Health Network
Children Services
Patti Jo Burtnett
Lorain County
Burtnett
Five-year Mental Health Levy Renewal Seeks Continuity
A 1.2 mill 12 millage renewal will raise about $480 000 per year for five years to support the Mental Health Network. The levy funds roughly 30 percent of the network budget of $16 million and covers 20 agencies including the Rape Crisis Hotline and Genesis House Bat.
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Voters consider five year 75 millage renewal for social services
A millage proposal seeks a five year renewal at 75 mills to support the agency’s roughly 117 million dollar annual operating budget. If approved residents face about 46 dollars per year toward funding the Women’s Shelter Nord Center and El Centro de Servicios Sociales.
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el Centro de Servicios Sociales
Charter vote down while Kingston Place rezoning passes
In North Ridgeville, residents backed defeating a charter amendment that would require citywide votes on large developments. Kingston Place rezoning to planned community development failed the charter change but advanced with council approvals and later litigation ensued.
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Deanna Hall
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Hill
STAMP
John Pratzner
Prajzner
Prajzer
Kingston Place
Prajener
Kingston
Pratzner
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Ohio Supreme Court
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