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Council approves emergency ordinance authorizing Head Start teachers for Safety City program

Sylvania City Council · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Council approved Ordinance 76 as an emergency measure to authorize agreements with Head Start teachers, teachers' aides and supporting staff for the Sabania Safety City program; Chief Miller said morning sessions are full and afternoon spots remain available.

Chief Miller described Sylvania's annual Safety City program—two sessions (morning fully enrolled; some afternoon openings)—and explained staff provide training to teachers, aides and a police aide who helps run the program's safety demonstrations for children. "We are back in front of you for one of our most popular programs, Safety City," Chief Miller said.

Council member Westfall introduced Ordinance 76 (authorizing the mayor and director of finance to enter into agreements with Head Start teachers, teachers and aides for the Sabania Safety City program) and moved for passage as an emergency measure; the motion was seconded and approved by unanimous voice vote. Chief Miller said the program typically uses teachers from the school district and that coordinator Valerie Schneider helps recruit instructors.