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Terrace Park Council swiftly adopts emergency resolution and swears in three volunteer EMTs

Village of Terrace Park Council · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The Village of Terrace Park adopted Resolution 6-1-2025 to consent to mayoral appointments and immediately sworn in three volunteer emergency medical technicians: Sarah Faulkner, Trevor Wenandy and Craig Russell.

The Village of Terrace Park council on June 10 adopted Resolution 6-1-2025 to consent to the mayor’s appointments to the village’s volunteer emergency medical services department and promptly swore in three new emergency medical technicians.

The motion to advance the third reading and consent to the appointments was introduced by a council member and seconded; council members responding verbally to roll call signaled unanimous approval. After adoption, appointees Sarah Faulkner, Trevor Wenandy and Craig Russell repeated the oath to "discharge the duties of emergency medical technician for the Village of Terrace Park, Ohio." Mayor Tom Teppi thanked the new volunteers for their service.

The council treated the matter as urgent to allow the new volunteers to begin shifts and expand coverage. Chief Maggard and other public-safety officials attending the meeting noted the department’s recent increase in life-squad staffing and training, and said the additional volunteers will help the village maintain response capabilities.

No compensation or contract terms were discussed on the record; council recorded voice affirmations of the motion and a formal roll-call vote was not entered into the transcript beyond members saying "aye." The swearing-in concluded with the mayor and council inviting the new EMTs to begin training rides and shifts.