Issue 24 was very close. Thanks to everyone who made their voice heard. Attached to this post are three photos: City wide totals, Ward totals and...
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Election Day 2020 – VOTE!
It's Election Day Twinsburg! Please make sure you get out and VOTE!
City of Twinsburg Council Meeting – October 27th, 2020
Video from the October 27th, 2020 Twinsburg City Council Meeting. Items on the agenda included approval of the previous meeting’s minutes,...
From My Personal Facebook – Vote No On 24
Twinsburg friends... I don't often post on my personal page about City business but this is one of those rare times where I'll comment on my...
Twinsburg Had a Huge Surplus – Where Did Our Money Go?
Some residents think Twinsburg's surplus was wasted on paying debt for a clubhouse. They ask... Where did our money go?
Historical Use of Millage in Twinsburg
Answering the question: Can you provide millage used for the last 10 years? To show this has been the practice ongoing.
Property Tax, Twinsburg Schools, Police, Fire and the MetroParks
How will Issue 24 affect Twinsburg Education System, including staff salary, and Police and Fire Department efficiency and salary.
If Issue 24 Is About Police and Fire Why Doesn’t The Ballot Say That?
Answering questions about Issue 24: If this is all about police and fire, why doesn't the ballot language mention police and fire? Why am I seeing...
If Issue 24 Fails, Will Police and Fire Get More Money?
A resident asked the following question about Issue 24: If issue 24 fails, will police and fire be getting more money than they already get right...
City of Twinsburg Council Meeting – October 13th, 2020
Video from the October 13th, 2020 Twinsburg City Council Meeting. Items on the agenda included Fitness Center Memberships (caucus), Holiday...
Can the City Sell the Golf Business To Pay the Clubhouse Debt?
Can we sell the clubhouse, the golf course business, and add in the 19.2 acres the city tried to rezone 3 times to generate funds to pay off the...
How Much Will Property Taxes Go Up?
A resident asked: How much will a $100,000 home's property taxes go up per year without homestead reduction.