Middletown City Council confirms multiple public safety and finance appointments

The Middletown City Council meeting on May 6, 2025, highlighted significant personnel changes within the city's departments, showcasing a commitment to community service and public safety. The council confirmed several conditional appointments, including Ginger Holland and Mary Pinnock as senior account clerks in the finance department, Justin Greenberg as a water reclamation operator, and Mackenzie Sawyers as a patrol officer in the police division. Additionally, Bakari Jumba was appointed as a firefighter paramedic.

Promotions were also a key focus, with Jeffrey Kren elevated to fire lieutenant and Sean McIntosh to fire captain. Nathan Brandenburg and Dylan Cole were promoted to equipment operators in the street maintenance division. The council received and filed an oath of office for Bruce Terry, further solidifying the city's commitment to effective governance.

Following the appointments, a pinning ceremony recognized the achievements of Kren and McIntosh. Fire Chief Tom Snively praised their hard work and dedication, emphasizing the rigorous process they underwent to achieve their new ranks. This ceremony not only celebrated individual accomplishments but also reinforced the leadership within the Middletown Fire Department.

The council's unanimous approval of the consent agenda reflects a collaborative effort to enhance city services and recognize the contributions of its employees. As Middletown continues to grow, these appointments and promotions are expected to strengthen public safety and community engagement.