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Commissioners agree to accept county’s commemorative heritage tree from state program
Summary
The board agreed to participate in the America250 Ohio Commission’s heritage trees program and plant a commemorative white oak on the courthouse square, coordinating with the City of Medina.
Commissioners agreed to participate in the America250 Ohio Commission heritage-tree program and accept a commemorative white oak for Medina County. The item was introduced as a coordination with the City of Medina and the city’s committee, represented in discussion by Barb Azore (mentioned).
Commissioner remarks indicated support for placing the tree on the courthouse square (Uptown Park) while recognizing that the City of Medina typically maintains downtown square grounds; the county said it will coordinate planting and ongoing stewardship with city staff.
No formal vote transcript was recorded beyond the commissioners' agreement to participate; staff indicated they will coordinate logistics with the city.
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