Medina Council promotes community events and reminds residents about income tax obligations

During the recent City Council meeting in Medina, Ohio, several key topics were discussed that directly impact the community. One of the highlights was the acknowledgment of Sarah Tom for her exceptional work in compiling a comprehensive report from various department heads. This report, which includes vibrant color photos, aims to keep residents informed about city activities and initiatives.

Additionally, the council shared that Medina TV has released a poignant video about Chimney Rock, North Carolina, showcasing the devastation the town faced and the emotional experiences of its residents during their visit to Medina. This video is available on multiple platforms, including Armstrong channel, YouTube, and Facebook, providing a connection between the two communities.

Looking ahead, the council announced upcoming events aimed at fostering community engagement. On April 13, residents can participate in "Cars and Coffee," hosted by Main Street Medina from 8 AM to noon. The same day will also feature a community pinwheel walk from 1 PM to 3 PM, aimed at raising awareness to prevent child abuse.

In another important reminder, the finance director urged residents to file their city income tax alongside their federal and state taxes. The city contracts with Bridal for tax collection, and residents can find more information online or through the county auditor's website.

These discussions reflect the council's commitment to keeping residents informed and engaged while addressing important community needs and events. As Medina continues to grow, the council's efforts to connect with residents and promote local initiatives remain vital to the city's vibrant community life.