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Votes at a glance: Tallmadge council actions on March 9, 2026

Tallmadge City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary

Council approved financial reports, amended a fees ordinance, adopted a resolution to advance the Howe Road project, and approved funding for a victim assistance program. Several items moved forward unanimously or by roll call; details below.

At its March 9 meeting the Tallmadge City Council took several formal actions of record.

• Financial reports: Council approved the February financial reports, including transfers of $500,000 to fire and EMS, $450,000 to street maintenance and repair, and $102,250 to the police pension fund. Motion to approve was made by Donald Pavlik and seconded by Lindsay Holm; the motion passed by a 5-0 roll call.

• Ordinance 20-26-37 (fees and charges): Council moved to amend and approve corrections to the codified city fee schedule; the amendment was approved in committee by motion and roll call.

• Resolution 20-26-4 (Howe Road funding technical correction): Council adopted the resolution by a 5-0 vote to support a federal funding correction that would apply $1,000,000 toward the Howe Road reconstruction project; see separate coverage for discussion and financing context.

• Ordinance 20-26-40 (victim assistance grant): Council approved funding to support victim assistance at Stowe Municipal Court (a $10,000 contribution requested by the victim assistance program) at first reading by a 5-0 vote. Council members discussed service counts and the program’s goal to restore a full-time victim advocate.

• Special meeting set: Council set a tentative special meeting for March 30 at noon to consider an electric aggregation ordinance necessary to enter a contract by April 1.

All recorded votes referenced above passed on unanimous recorded roll calls (5-0) where votes were recorded in minutes. Items that remained at second reading or were tabled (such as certain rezoning requests) were not finalized and will return to future agendas.