I received the following question from a resident recently:
“What percentage of my property taxes go to pay for the clubhouse?”
It’s election season, so as per usual there tends to be quite a bit of misinformation flying around. I’m putting this together to hopefully provide some info and to correct some misunderstandings.
The short answer to this question is ZERO. Not a single dollar of your property taxes goes to the clubhouse.
Per our Charter a special election will be held to fill the remainder of the Mayor’s term (ONE YEAR). The candidates include Sam Scaffide (current acting Mayor and Ward 1 Councilman), Bill Furey (current At-Large Councilman), Ron Fruscella (currently Twinsburg Police Dept. and School Resource Officer, John Porter (former Twinsburg Service Dept. Member) and Brian Steele (former Ward 2 Councilman and former Twinsburg Police Dept).
There was recently a Candidate Night at the Senior Center. Video of that session is below.
Video from the September 13th, 2022 Twinsburg City Council Meeting. Meeting held in-person for Council and public.
Items on the agenda included approval of the previous meeting’s minutes, presentation of Mayoral proclamations for Fran Turle, Mind Challenge and Officer Olivia Bartulovic, audience participation, Council communications and reports, the Mayor’s report, department head reports, six pieces of legislation and an executive session.
Video from the February 22nd, 2022 Twinsburg City Council Meeting. Meeting held in-person for Council and public.
Items on the agenda included a discussion about Council Rules (during Caucus), approval of the previous meeting’s minutes, a proclamation recognizing resident Mr. John R. Curry, audience participation, Council communications and reports, the Mayor’s report, department head reports and six pieces of legislation.
Video from the February 8th, 2022 Twinsburg City Council Meeting. Meeting held in-person for Council and public.
Items on the agenda included approval of the previous meeting’s minutes, a presentation about the NPDES Storm Water Management Plan by City Engineer Amy Mohr, audience participation, Council communications and reports, the Mayor’s report, department head reports, five pieces of legislation and an executive session.
Video from the November 9th, 2021 Twinsburg City Council Meeting. Meeting held in-person for Council and public.
Items on the agenda included approval of the previous meeting’s minutes, Flag Presentations by Tom Queen, Congressman Joyce’s office, audience participation, Council communications and reports, the Mayor’s report, department head reports, five pieces of legislation and an executive session.
What an OUTSTANDING event! Happy Diwali! This. Was AWESOME. Thanks to everyone that made this celebration in Twinsburg a possibility!
Good morning fellow Twinsburg residents.
I wanted to take the opportunity to say “thank you” for supporting me at the polls yesterday.
It is my honor to continue to serve you as your Ward 5 representative to Council.
Election Day is tomorrow! If you haven’t participated in EARLY VOTING or MAILED IN your ballot you can find out what your ballot is going to look like before Tuesday, November 2nd on Election Day. You can find your sample ballot on the The Summit County Board of Elections website.
Video from the October 26th, 2021 Twinsburg City Council Meeting. Meeting held in-person for Council and public.
Items on the agenda included approval of the previous meeting’s minutes, a NOPEC Green Ribbon Award, audience participation, Council communications and reports, the Mayor’s report, department head reports, two pieces of legislation and an executive session.