Brunswick Hills residents debate new code enforcement division
Brunswick Hills residents filled town hall to express concerns about a newly created code enforcement division taking duties from fire and zoning. Fire Chief Strazzo described a move from two part time inspectors to a full weekday officer staff, aiming for cost efficiency and better service with a single contact for zoning and fire prevention. Trustee Nixon and others touted improved customer service for residents and businesses, while some officials urged considering broader community development despite retirement of the former zoning inspector.
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Brunswick Hills Board of Trustees
Anthony Strazzo
Ryan Nixon
Strazzo
Hamilton County
Medina County
Zoning Commission
Thomas DeCastro
Evelyn Czyz
Nixon
Medina hosts annual National Night Out event
First responders and community members gathered at the Medina Community Recreation Center for the Medina Police Department’s National Night Out. Kids toured first responder vehicles while representatives from Medina, Medina Township, Montville Township, Medina County Sheriff, Park District Police, State Patrol, Lafayette Township and Medina fire departments and EMTs from Medina Life Support Team attended.
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Gazette
Jacon Odorcich
Noah Odorcich
Medina Recreation Center
Medina
Medina Police Department
Medina Township
Montville Township
Medina County
Sheriff’s Office
Park District Police Department
State Highway Patrol
Lafayette Township
Medina Schools previews grit theme for 2024 25 year
Medina Schools outlines G.R.I.T. growth resilience initiative teamwork as the district enters the 2024 25 year. Superintendent Aaron Sable links grit to mission while detailing past levy failures and $2 million in reductions. The district plans a 7.5 mill emergency operating levy on the November ballot to fund daily operations and avoid more cuts.
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Medina
Aaron Sable
Sable
G.r.st
Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
Sharon Township Fire Chiefs Highlight Progress and Plans
Sharon Township fire chief Mike Stanec and assistant chief Michael George reported improved staffing and service since last year. They noted 38 members with 80 percent meeting minimum hours, down from 72 percent as of August 2022, and 800 incidents in the latest 12 months with only 6 percent needing outside mutual aid.
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Stanec
George
Sharon Township
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