The City of Twinsburg has decided to seek an outside operator for our restaurant space currently known as Aaron & Moses at Gleneagles.
Category: Issues & Resident Questions
Issues facing the City of Twinsburg as well as questions (and answers) and conversations that I have had with residents.
I received this email today from Summit County Public Health and I wanted to pass it along. It outlines the request to remain vigilant regarding wearing cloth face coverings when in public.
Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro is urging county residents to be on the lookout for a growing number of COVID-19 scams. The county’s Public Safety Emergency Management Agency (EMA) has been monitoring reports of local, state and national scams as part of its response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
City Council will hold a virtual Council Meeting, Tuesday, April 14th, starting with the caucus meeting at 7:00 p.m. The public is encouraged to access information regarding the meetings of City Council and to participate.
Twinsburg Police Detective Greg Kopniske provides some alerts on what to avoid to not fall for a Stimulus Check Scam that’s been going around.
Dear Residents… I know you have all been trying to stay current with the ever-changing news regarding COVID-19, otherwise known as the Coronavirus. To that end, we wanted to assure you that the City of Twinsburg is staying in constant contact with the Summit County Public Health and State of Ohio Departments of Health. We are also closely monitoring the recommendations from the CDC.
The Senior Center building is closed until further notice. All activities, programs, and lunches inside the building are cancelled. Transportation services are still currently available.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is top of everyone’s mind. I wanted to pass along some information that I’ve received.
As of 3/6/2020, there are currently NO CONFIRMED CASES of COVID-19 in Summit County, or in Ohio.
The Summit County case count for COVID-19 has been added to the first page of the influenza dashboard and will be updated daily after 2:00 pm.
Call centers have been established at Summit County Public Health and at the Ohio Department of Health to answer questions from the public and community partners.
I’ve had several questions about what is being built near the railroad tracks on Darrow Road / Route 91. The development, known as Wilcox Meadows, will be a Senior (55 and older) long-term rental complex.