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Clill said the city has filled several positions — including one police lateral and one firefighting position — and is actively recruiting for assistant parks and recreation director, group activities coordinator, part-time fitness attendant, maintenance and custodian positions and seasonal roles. The wastewater division recently interviewed for a maintenance electrician.

For benefits administration, the city implemented Employee Navigator (with support from TMC and finance staff Brenda Burns) for online open enrollment; Clill said the roll-out went smoothly and employees used the portal to update beneficiaries. IT has rolled out Microsoft 365 citywide and the department plans grant-funded training and a new cybersecurity training program for employees.

Clill said departments will be represented at a Twinsburg High School job fair on March 5 and that she expects further swearing-in events soon as hires complete onboarding.

Ending: Council and staff thanked HR and finance personnel for implementing the systems; finance director Christina Conway was also recognized during the meeting for the city’s award for excellence in financial reporting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Twinsburg Council Meeting - February 25, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","HR reported NEOGOV is in use, with 53 applicants in January and more than 1,000 page views; employee navigator for benefits was launched; several positions have been filled and seasonal roles posted. The city will attend a job fair March 5 at the high school.","taxTitle","Twinsburg City Council, Twinsburg, Summit County, Ohio","taxId",71251,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6308990,"Twinsburg to install six-building Safety Town at Glen Meadow Park; dedication and free helmet giveaway set for July 1",93,975000,1068000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2415601-4cb6e8b9e737aa32f98ee67f24daa390&start=975&end=1068","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2415601-4cb6e8b9e737aa32f98ee67f24daa390/thumbnail_975000.jpg","/articles/6308990/Ohio/Twinsburg-to-install-six-building-Safety-Town-at-Glen-Meadow-Park-dedication-and-free-helmet-giveaway-set-for-July-1","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6308990-81f3f2bf3679f358042a6938152c304f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170642&Signature=AWTkUnpKtMrNZNeIxIcaCcGLC5m6QWTy8hFzDD4x5FG6h9eSnjXg2l1jr5hUJgqCaA9DeBEQb5KLwhjOfEJ89csXrMrsBJSHh5datMKRLxPkKx2cSy9DRs2HYUxpTaNxGjvrQP-Va-1W0f1XltN70ljTtqWryEfGthHaSmsF6hkGrEtuWurai1WhXO457Koz1Q6anmnYITNIveUzIWQg1twWGmmZdA5q3bi9TaS3bw4aajJnTDplIqtIz7kaGSUXCAh64XTAkBhBXn7J5hGjVf0NwaDZe5poAmAE2hXE1HPAzkEeQmGkkUV7TiH3CcXKI6f0NXnb9kkPWtv5GTdGeA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jen Bevinson, Twinsburg’s parks and recreation director, told council that the city will install a six-building Safety Town at Glen Meadow Park this spring and will dedicate the site on July 1.

Bevinson said Habitat for Humanity secured funding from Lowe’s and an architecture firm volunteered design services for the buildings. The first three structures are scheduled for installation on April 5 and the second three on May 3. The rotary will name the roundabout inside the site, and the city plans a University Hospitals helmet-fitting and distribution the night of the dedication; helmets will be given away to children who attend.

Bevinson said the Safety Town site was moved to Glen Meadow Park to make the space “an all-purpose park,” and that the Safety Town curriculum itself is a short component of the site’s use. With the new site complete, the department will resume its Safety Town program in summer 2026, with the police department’s community services unit and school resource officers running the sessions.

Bevinson also updated council on summer and spring programming: two added teen trips (for ages 13–15) to the Guardians game and Cedar Point, a spring-break “Lehi” camp and a Mad Science summer camp. The department is hiring a group activities coordinator to expand programming for all ages. The Rock the Park 2025 season will include five concert dates; one event on Aug. 16 will be “Rock the Park Gives Back,” a back-to-school block party with free admission (tickets required) and a school-supply depot.

Ending: Bevinson said scheduling around school calendars constrained concert dates; the department hopes to increase dates in future years but emphasized availability depends on coordinated school and community calendars.","Parks & Recreation director said Safety Town will be installed in two phases this spring, with a July 1 dedication and a helmet-fitting event by University Hospitals. The program will return in 2026 and the department outlined summer programming and the Rock the Park concert series.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6308995,"Twinsburg council adopts emergency measures for communications, road striping and IT purchases; recreational marijuana code introduced",51,1655000,1706000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2415601-4cb6e8b9e737aa32f98ee67f24daa390&start=1655&end=1706","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2415601-4cb6e8b9e737aa32f98ee67f24daa390/thumbnail_1655000.jpg","/articles/6308995/Ohio/Twinsburg-council-adopts-emergency-measures-for-communications-road-striping-and-IT-purchases-recreational-marijuana-code-introduced","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6308995-450edc5adecd590161b8f771e31e04f5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771170642&Signature=e8dhAsIiquwJ3y41F-TYzadYcXj06vjLOFOVnxFdun5rdXbxjTqoa50iD4Obv4EKJfaxnnE-gwUPQi2ZbP8BQoTeHEXdUKOwlgWpiG3kpSKoKozDSNafOQVcGRZIHODlx6-2-xIEZ6MfA1CGtZMYroFtrtxZAAcUYEAB1gokHzgiOdKxNseMHl9jlQXmY9HD1Qzp61pP-SkACEa7xxkht93IoYMLcMImm0xBMp7JMsknJXeCbW0Jeut1-NwfECU-NBpMvWZhj91POswu7Jyvv7Q7wV0AdC1YyhbYD1GDB7Xr5sn89RPcAweEipQvf4PLQSj4cT0SZWS2l24rkP5rVA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Twinsburg City Council on Feb. 25 suspended normal reading rules and adopted three emergency measures intended to prevent service disruptions, secure contractor schedules and update city technology.

Council voted unanimously, 7-0, to adopt Resolution 21 20 25 authorizing the city to enter an agreement with BNC Communications for microwave links and declaring the purchase an emergency. Council said the suspension and emergency declaration were intended to implement the new links quickly to avoid service disruption.

The council also moved and approved, 7-0, Ordinance 23 20 25 accepting the bid of JD Striping and Services for the 2025 road-striping contract and declaring an emergency so work can begin on the vendor’s schedule. Councilmembers said JD Striping did the city’s striping last year and performed satisfactorily.

Separately, council approved Resolution 24 20 25, 7-0, to purchase citywide Dell computers through the Ohio Buys Cooperative Purchasing Program and declared that purchase an emergency to allow prompt deployment.

On the agenda but not adopted was Ordinance 22 20 25, an ordinance proposing a new Chapter 773, “Recreational Marijuana,” in the business regulations code; that item stood on its first reading and will return for further readings and deliberation.

Council also approved the minutes from the Feb. 11 meeting (listed in the meeting as passing 6-0) and voted 7-0 not to oppose the transfer of a liquor permit from Hong High Properties Inc. to B2B Ohio Inc., authorizing the clerk to submit the transfer form to the Ohio Division of Liquor Control.

All formal rule suspensions and emergency adoptions recorded on Feb. 25 passed by unanimous council vote, with no roll-call opposition recorded in the minutes.

Votes at a glance

- Resolution 21 20 25 (BNC Communications microwave links): suspension of three-reading rule approved; resolution adopted as an emergency — recorded outcome: passed 7-0.
- Ordinance 22 20 25 (new Chapter 773, recreational marijuana): first reading only — no final vote recorded.
- Ordinance 23 20 25 (JD Striping & Services, 2025 road striping): suspension of three-reading rule approved; ordinance adopted as an emergency — recorded outcome: passed 7-0.
- Resolution 24 20 25 (purchase of Dell computers via Ohio Buys): suspension of three-reading rule approved; resolution adopted as an emergency — recorded outcome: passed 7-0.
- Liquor-permit transfer (Hong High Properties Inc. → B2B Ohio Inc., Wilcox Drive): motion to not oppose and submit form to Ohio Division of Liquor Control — passed 7-0.

Council identified the need for speedy action on the microwave links to avoid service interruptions and for the striping and computer purchases to align with contractor schedules and vendor availability. The proposed recreational-marijuana ordinance will return for additional readings and debate before any final action.

Ending: The council completed the legislative business portion of the Feb. 25 meeting before moving on to unfinished and new business; no appeals or recorded dissent on the emergency adoptions were shown in the meeting record.","At its Feb. 25 meeting, Twinsburg City Council approved three emergency measures — a microwave-link purchase, a 2025 road-striping contract and a citywide computer purchase — and heard a first reading on a new recreational marijuana code. Council also approved a liquor-permit transfer and approved minutes from Feb. 11.","actionData","errors"]

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