Brunswick Police Named January Agency of the Month
Brunswick Division of Police earns January Agency of the Month honors from the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police and the Law Enforcement Foundation for community policing efforts including the police academy School Resource Officers bike patrol Shop With a Cup and Coffee With a Cup programs. Lt. Brian Ohlin praised the team and noted the creation of a community engagement officer position and veteran outreach initiatives led by Lt. Robert Safran. Detective John Fink joined the detective bureau adding to a staff with multiple awards and prior roles in SWAT and defense tactics.
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Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police
The
Law Enforcement Foundation
Citizen’s Police Academy
Brunswick Division of Police
Brandon Standley
Brian) Ohlin
Ohlin
Brian Mummert
Chiefs Association
Robert Safran
Andrew W. Nowacki
Greater
John Fink
Fink
Chris Spencer
Sarah Merchant
Chris Scafidi
Medina City Hall switches to new roof mounted HVAC unit
Medina City Hall installed a new Trane HVAC system on the roof weighing about 12 000 pounds funded by CARES Act at 128 500 dollars as a COVID 19 eligible upgrade. The project included replacing a 1990s unit and will add 38 thermostats later for about 78 000 dollars. City workers did much of the installation and officials expect full operation in a few days.
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Medina
Medina City Hall
Trane Corp
Cares Act
Dan Gladish
City Hall
Gladish
Medina City Council announces committee appointments
Medina City Council on Wednesday at City Hall named members to the Charter Review Commission Energy Special Improvement District Cable ACCESS Commission CRA Housing Council Community Investment Corporation and related bodies. Appointments include Annette Wissel Staci Baker Sandra Baker Leah Nichols Jessica Hazeltine Jim Shields Paul Rose Eric Heffinger and other residents with terms through 2021 2022 2026.
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City Hall
Charter Review Commission
Energy Special Improvement District
Cable Access Commission
CRA Housing Council
Commu
Eric Heffinger
Paul Rose
Stolen Catalytic Converters Reported. Fraud and Disturbance Incidents
Police logs show four vehicles had catalytic converters stolen on Pearl Road between Dec 18 and 28 with surveillance footage available. A Brunswick man reported $132 in unrecognized Zelle transactions on Dec 29. Late Dec 31涉officers cited Michelle Rusyniak for intoxication and released her. a fraudulent $2,570 check led to Brandie Snyder facing court action. Nina Trone was arrested for domestic disturbance on Jan 2.
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Pearl Road
Suburban Transportation
Stanford Drive
Brunswick
Zelle
Carpenter Road
Michelle Rusyniak
Junior Parkway
Rusyniak
Brandie Snyder
Medina
Marks and Center Roads
Kimberly West
Medina Municipal Court
Center Road
Nina Trone
Medina County online 2021 tax bills and new rates posted
Medina County Auditor Mike Kovack announced that 2021 tax bills are available online at medinacountyauditor.org under Real Estate Tax Bill, with 2020 bills accessible by search. New countywide rates and an ambulance levy increase for Medina City raise property taxes, while staff adapted under COVID restrictions.
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Medina County Auditor's Office
Mike Kovack
Medina County
Medinacountyauditor.org
Kovack
Medina City
Granger PDD district plans large Route 18 development
A planned development district in Granger covers Route 18 frontage from Pinnacle Sports to Medina Line Road for a campus style commercial project served by public sewer and water. Citizens in Granger Bath Sharon and Copley signed 553 petitions opposing traffic noise and pollution but the project proceeds. Contact reporter Bob Finnan at 330 721 4049 or rfinnan medina gazette com.
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Bob Finnan
rfinnan@media
Granger
PDD
Pinnacle Sports
Medina Line Road
Citizens Action Group
Market of
Medina
Bath
Sharon
Copley
Rfinnan
Medina-Gazette Com
Medina-Gazette. Com
Medina plans move to next stage for court and facility updates
Commissioners back current court plans and seek cost checks from Brandstetter Carroll as Medina weighs municipal court sharing security with county. County projects include moving a water pump station, a Route 18 widening, and 2021 agency designations. Local disbursements shown total 3.85 million.
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Miller
Medina County
Dave Wadsworth
Medina
Dennis Hanwell
Larry Brandstetter
Brandstetter Carroll
Hanwell
Nancy Nozik
Brandstetter
Brunswick
Wadsworth
Highland
Black River
Norwayne
ODOT
Bill Hutson
Commissioners
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
Steve Hambley
Andy Conrad
Josh Wolf
Jeff Brandon
Adam Friedrick
Patrick Patton
Paul Barnett
Hambley
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
Hutson
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Medinagazette.com
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Brian Ohlin
Safran
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Nity Investment Corporation and Cable Access Commission
Annette Wissel
Phebe Simpson
Staci Baker
Ward
Sandra Baker
Leah Nichols
Jessica Hazeltine
Community Investment Corporation
Jim Shields
Annan
Zuzz
Brunswick Hills
Sleepy Hollow Market
Medina-Gazette.com
Patti Willett
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