City council meeting coverage, ordinances, and local government news across Northeast Ohio.
City Council — Macedonia
MACEDONIA, Ohio (June 30, 2026) — On Friday, June 26, 2026, Mayor Nicholas Molnar issued an Order in his capacity as Safety Director and Mayor temporarily ceasing all fiber optic directional boring work occurring within the City of Macedonia. This action was taken to protect residents of the City, l
City Council — Green
Council also advanced charter amendments toward a public hearing, approved a new housing plat, addressed trash concerns, and heard major updates on Arlington Road construction and America 250 celebrations.
City Council — Jefferson
From a resident’s safety concerns on a residential street to emergency votes on wastewater upgrades and Fourth of July security, the June 24 meeting covered nearly every corner of village life.
City Council — Twinsburg
Council recognized department milestones, addressed infrastructure funding, and set the stage for a November rezoning ballot question at its June 23 meeting.
City Council — Stow-Munroe Falls
Stow City Council's June 18 committee meeting covered a new public arts master plan, firefighter hires, indigent burial updates, community energy legislation and All-America City news.
City Council — Boston Heights
Roads, levies, and a new safety center dominated a busy June meeting Boston Heights Village Council met June 9, 2026, taking action on a dozen resolutions that will shape the village’s roads, finances, and public safety infrastructure for years to come. Two Tax Levies Headed Toward the Ballot Counci
City Council — Mantua
Village approves seven measures at June 16 meeting, including a shift to Ravenna for dispatching services and a street restoration fund.
City Council — North Canton
Council takes first steps on a proposal to trade city property for 20 acres of school land.
City Council — Barberton
Judge steps down amid council removal effort; Griffin takes oath and will serve out the remainder of the term.
City Council — Beachwood
Council formally adopts its 2027 tax budget, restoring four mills of property tax collection for the first time in three years while protecting the city’s rare AAA bond rating.
City Council — Tallmadge
Tallmadge City Council addresses a historical cold case, initiates annual budget forecasting, and repairs critical municipal recreation facilities.
City Council — Twinsburg
The Twinsburg City Council approved an updated collective bargaining agreement for local firefighters, celebrated the official swearing-in of a new fire chief, and introduced digital service updates for residents.
City Council — Ravenna
Ravenna City Council debates a November ballot return for the failed safety center levy, considers forgiving NDS Portage County Housing debt, and tightens its data center moratorium.
City Council — Orange Village
Council stalls special legal counsel engagement for a November bond levy amid transparency concerns, while advancing municipal reforms and a new fire marshal position.
City Council — Ashtabula
City solicitor says landlord response showed improvement over previous incidents but maintenance concerns remain.
City Council — Akron
An arrest was made the day of the council meeting as residents and officials grapple with the loss of a neighborhood staple.
City Council — Akron
Residents and council confront mayor over misconduct by a former APD lieutenant who retired before discipline was completed.
City Council — Summit County
SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO—Effective May 26, 2026, the Summit County Division of Building Standards will assume responsibility for State of Ohio required building code enforcement services for the City of Norton following approval of an agreement by Norton City Council on April 20 and Summit County Council
City Council — Ravenna
Ravenna City Council heard a positive finance audit with a $7.8 million General Fund balance, approved a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD for the water plant from a local dealer (saving roughly $4,000), and discussed downtown foot patrols, a new safety grant, and ongoing ward redistricting.
City Council — Eastlake
Eastlake City Council member Danyeill Kostelnik has resigned effective immediately, citing harassment, threats and a corrosive political environment — but stands firmly behind the charges she brought forward and her defense of her husband, Mayor Kevin Kostelnik.
City Council — Tallmadge
Tallmadge City Council approves a new city code, hears resident concerns over a recreation instructor's firing, and reviews JED fund usage for emergency vehicles.
City Council — Mentor
Mentor City Council discusses Fire Station #3 bidding, e-bike safety regulations, and emergency culvert repairs on Savannah Drive during the April 21 meeting.
City Council — Green
Green City Council heard urgent pleas from residents on Waterville, Watervale, and Serenity Lane while advancing paving contracts, opioid settlement funds, and a revised fee schedule at the April 14, 2026 meeting.
City Council — Brecksville
Brecksville City Council honored championship wrestling and gymnastics teams while advancing Central School demolition funding, road work, fire station repairs and a federal transit grant application at its April 21, 2026 meeting.
City Council — Aurora
City of Aurora Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin receives the Green Building Award from the Portage Park District Foundation for her dedication to sustainability.
City Council — Macedonia
During the April 23, 2026, session, officials also authorized a major intersection improvement project at State Route 8 and Highland Road in partnership with ODOT. These actions represent a significant push by the city to revitalize key commercial corridors and address dilapidated properties. Macedo
City Council — North Royalton
North Royalton Mayor Larry Antoskiewicz announced his retirement effective April 30, citing a life-threatening medical event and difficult recovery after 20 years of service to the city.
City Council — Brook Park
Brook Park City Council unanimously approved a pre-development agreement with Haslam Sports Group on April 21, advancing the $2.6 billion domed Browns stadium project and securing $24.8 million for the city.
City Council — Aurora
Aurora City Council’s April 13 meeting focused on staffing updates, audit funding, development projects, and a split vote on a residential metal roof appeal. Council approved employee pay changes, seasonal hiring, and funding for the city’s 2025 state audit. Members also narrowly voted to allow a ho
City Council — Ravenna
Ravenna City Council discusses the $1.1M paving program, police station repairs, and a proposal for an appointed law director on the November 2026 ballot.
City Council — Akron
Akron City Council has extended the application deadline for vacant seats on the Citizens' Police Oversight Board to April 15, 2026. Residents from all 10 wards are encouraged to apply.
City Council — Garfield Heights
Garfield Heights Council updates park safety rules, approves new police vehicles, and joins school leaders to announce new youth programs and events.
City Council — Summit County
Summit County Council approved new union contracts, infrastructure spending and board appointments at its April 13, 2026, meeting. Full recap of the action.
City Council — North Canton
Council rejects low-speed vehicle ordinance while advancing a strategic leadership role for city parks and securing federal grant funding for 7th Street infrastructure.
City Council — Northeast Ohio
TALLMADGE, Ohio – The Tallmadge City Council authorized the administration to negotiate an amendment to the city’s electric aggregation program to mitigate the impact of surging regional energy capacity charges. ... The post Tallmadge Special Meeting: Electric Aggregation, Utility Rate Volatility, a
City Council — Macedonia
Macedonia City Council approves the purchase of a new gas-powered service vehicle, greenlights major 2026 road resurfacing projects, and outlines a comprehensive spring maintenance schedule for city parks and infrastructure. MACEDONIA, Ohio – In a proactive move to modernize the city’s fleet, the Ma
City Council — Northeast Ohio
SEVEN HILLS, Ohio – The Seven Hills City Council held a series of committee meetings on March 26, 2026, highlighting a local business success story and taking steps toward future ... The post Seven Hills City Council Committee Meeting: Business Recognition, Economic Development, and Infrastructure C
City Council — Northeast Ohio
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio – The City of Garfield Heights has officially begun the demolition phase of the long-awaited Bridgeview site, signaling a major shift in the city’s economic landscape. Mayor ... The post Garfield Heights City Council Meeting: Bridgeview Demolition, Youth Athletic Honors, and N
City Council — Ashtabula
Ashtabula City Council's March 16 session featured a police presentation showing the city's unhoused population has dropped from roughly 80 to 21, a spirited debate over whether to draft an immigration enforcement resolution, and discussion of $30,000 fireworks for the nation's 250th anniversary.
City Council — Akron
In a sharply divided session, Akron City Council voted 7–6 to adopt a resolution urging the expansion of police body camera look-back capabilities. The meeting also honored city employee Melvin Blake and introduced new zoning and infrastructure legislation.