Council Member (Ward 4)· 2022-01-01 - 2029-12-31 (January 1 start and December 31 end per Green City Charter §4.1 council terms are four years beginning January 1 next following election; city council member page lists Term Expires December 31; first sworn in Jan 4, 2022 per Jan 4, 2022 organizational meeting minutes and re-sworn Jan 5, 2026 per Jan 5, 2026 minutes with continuous service)
Jeff Noble
Green
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 39
- Total speaking time
- 4:19:29
- Avg per meeting
- 6:39
- Segments
- 3298
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Top issues during term (20)
Vape and smoke shop regulations (Ordinance 2026-22AA)
No direct cost, but grandfathered shops in prime locations may become more valuable, as Council Member Noble noted.
Flock surveillance rejection follow-up
The city has not paid for the cameras since the contract lapsed.
27.8-acre Massillon Road rezoning to multi-family
Unknown — the land currently sits unused by its industrial owner.
Green Public Art Plan
No city money is in this year's budget for projects; funding is expected to come from grants and fundraising, with some initial project money already available.
TIF exemptions for Chick-fil-A and Brenneman projects
Property taxes on a ~$1.8 million building diverted to the Town Park TIF for 30 years.
Stoney Creek Estates Phase V street lighting district (Resolution 2026-R49)
Operating costs will be assessed to Stoney Creek Phase V homeowners through property taxes.
The Core recreation center finances
Revenue growth is a focus; charter-member discount of $25 runs through end of November.
Fire Medic and Service Worker II hiring
Adds two compensated city positions.
Legacy Point Identification Sign
Veterans Day observance planning
Megan's Way Out drive-thru safety ordinance
Developers of new drive-thrus will need to design and pave bypass lanes.
2026 Bond Issuances for Streets and Refunding
Total modified appropriations of $3,767,538.01; most is a book transaction for the bond refunding.
Organic Smiles Site Plan
Crouse Pond watershed grant application (Resolution 2026-R47)
City share would be about $800,000 of the $1.3 million project if both grants come through.
Aqua Ohio water rates 2027–2031
Sets what residents pay for water service for the next five years.
Quick Response Team mental health follow-up program
No local matching dollars; the grant covers 100% of costs if awarded.
Sewer jet equipment replacement
Net cost of $324,672 after trade-in, offset by roughly $60,000–$100,000 in projected annual savings.
Greensburg Meadow planned development rezoning
A $1.5M-plus private investment, with potential RIDS/TIF funding for Greensburg Road improvements.
Growing the visitor economy strategic plan
Visitors already provide about $700 per household in tax relief; the plan aims to grow that without a direct new city expense right now.
Arlington Road Corridor Improvements
Federally funded at 80%, with the project budgeted at $18 million total including right-of-way.
Decisions during term (188)
Recorded while Noble was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of October 13, 2026 Committee Meeting Minutes (TMP-5533)
Approval of October 13, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes (TMP-5534)
Approval of October 13, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes (TMP-5534)
Resolution 2026-R53 — Quick Response Team Grant Application
Resolution 2026-R52 — Sewer Jet Surplus and Replacement
Ordinance 2026-27 — Public Art Plan
Ordinance 2026-22AAA — Vape and Smoke Shop Regulations
Ordinance 2026-23 — Driveway and Parking Regulations
Ordinance 2026-25 — Zoning and Right-of-Way Fee Schedules
Ordinance 2026-26 — Employee Service Awards
Approval of the October 13, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes
Approval of September 22, 2026 Committee Meeting Minutes (TMP-5514)
Approval of Minutes, March 26, 2026
Approval of the September 8, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes
Approval of the August 2026 Electronic Financial Report, Subject to Audit
Amendment to 2026-R46AA appropriations resolution
Adoption of 2026-R46AA modifying appropriations
Adoption of 2026-R51 accepting TIRC recommendations
Adoption of 2026-R48 accepting PUCO hazmat training grant
Appointment of Daniel Fortney to the Veterans Advisory Commission
Voting record (118)
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Resolution 2026-R53 — Quick Response Team Grant Application
Resolution 2026-R52 — Sewer Jet Surplus and Replacement
Ordinance 2026-22AAA — Vape and Smoke Shop Regulations
Ordinance 2026-23 — Driveway and Parking Regulations
Ordinance 2026-26 — Employee Service Awards
Approval of October 13, 2026 Committee Meeting Minutes (TMP-5533)
Approval of September 22, 2026 Committee Meeting Minutes (TMP-5514)
approve the Minutes
amend the Resolution
Approval of the September 8, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes
Approval of the August 2026 Electronic Financial Report, Subject to Audit
Amendment to 2026-R46AA appropriations resolution
adopt the Resolution
adopt the Resolution
bypass the three reading rule the Resolution
approve subject to audit the Financial Statement
adjourn the meeting at 7:29 p.m.
approve the Minutes
adopt the Resolution
bypass the three reading rule the Resolution
adopt the Resolution
Adoption of 2026-R46AA modifying appropriations
Adoption of 2026-R51 accepting TIRC recommendations
Adoption of 2026-R48 accepting PUCO hazmat training grant
Appointment of Daniel Fortney to the Veterans Advisory Commission
Adoption of 2026-R43 consenting to ODOT resurfacing of SR-619 and SR-241
approve the Minutes
bypass Committee deliberations the Resolution
bypass the three reading rule the Resolution
adopt the Resolution
bypass the three reading rule the Resolution
Approval of August 25, 2026 Council Meeting Minutes
adopt the Resolution
adopt the Resolution
adjourn the meeting at 7:42 p.m.
bypass the three reading rule the Resolution
Resolution 2026-R50 — Enbridge First Responder Grant for Firefighting Hose
Resolution 2026-R44 — Advance Property Tax Revenue for 2027
Resolution 2026-R45 — Accept Tax Amounts and Rates for CY2027
Approval of the August 11, 2026 Committee Meeting Minutes
approve the Minutes
Resolution 2026-R26AA — Flock Safety Camera Policing Contract Amendment
County benefits countywide while Green taxpayers pay the full cost.