Hinckley Township swears in new part time fire chief
Matt Payne was sworn in as Hinckley Fire and Rescue’s new part time chief. He brings 38 years in fire service including roles as firefighter instructor inspector paramedic and hazmat team member. Board set salary at 55000 with six month probation. former chief Jestin Grossenbaugh retired after 27 years.
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Hinckley
Matt Payne
Hinckley Fire and Rescue
Payne
Brunswick Division of Fire
Brunswick Hills
Brunswick
Fire Department
Hinckley Township Board of Trustees
Jestin Grossenbaugh
Hinckley Fire Department
Fire training house demolished by Seville Guilford and partners
Seville Guilford Fire Department joined Westfield Fire and Rescue District and Lafayette Township Fire Department for a demolition at 5200 W. Greenwich Road used previously for fire training. The property owner donated the two story house for ongoing training and investigative exercises after the initial burn on Sept 27.
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Patrick Rhonemus
Seville-Guilford
Lafayette Township
Westfield Fire and Rescue District
Guilford
Greenwich Road
Dianne Wagner
Lafayette Township Fire Department
Seville ballots feature two renewal levies on upcoming election
Seville voters will decide on a 2 mill renewal for village operations for five years, raising about 108000 annually, costing a 100000 homeowner about 32 per year. A second renewal would fund police operating expenses, totaling about 142000 yearly, costing 44 per year for a 100000 home.
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Seville
Seville Finance
Wadsworth 2025 budget targets parking lot projects
Wadsworths proposed 2025 budget includes two major parking lot upgrades with an estimated cost around 1.1 million dollars. Interim Service Director Matt Hiscock outlined southwest and east city hall lots as priority sites with potential for multi use like concerts and markets and noted the need for a design team.
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Wadsworth
Matt Hiscock
Hiscock
Brunswick high school facility update reaches design stage
Medina County educators from Brunswick Highland Buckeye and Medina County Career Center spoke at a Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance luncheon detailing upgrades. Brunswick Superintendent Jason Niedermeyer announced 14 months of design for the new high school and a public unveiling of drawings and fly-throughs at 6 p.m. Oct. 29 in the Brunswick High School student center, with the project on budget and about 1039 days to opening.
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Brunswick
Buckeye
Highland High Schools
Medina County Career Center
Medina County Chamber Alliance
Brunswick Schools
Jason Niedermeyer
Brunswick High School
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