Mayor· 2024-01-01 - 2027-12-31 (January 1 start per Green City Charter §3.1 four-year mayoral term beginning January 1 next following election and city Mayor page assumed office on January 1, 2024; December 31 end per Charter §3.1 four years)
Rocco P. Yeargin
Green
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 16
- Total speaking time
- 1:06:16
- Avg per meeting
- 4:09
- Segments
- 758
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Flock surveillance rejection follow-up
The city has not paid for the cameras since the contract lapsed.
Fire Medic and Service Worker II hiring
Adds two compensated city positions.
Megan's Way Out drive-thru safety ordinance
Developers of new drive-thrus will need to design and pave bypass lanes.
Quick Response Team mental health follow-up program
No local matching dollars; the grant covers 100% of costs if awarded.
Fire Medic eligibility list extension
Firefighter hazmat training grant
No net cost — the $9,750 grant fully reimburses the training.
Emergency alert notification gap
Golden Wood Way traffic safety concern
Personnel Departures: Britton Retirement and Elkins Resignation
Replacement costs aren't detailed in the agenda materials.
Fire department hose grant (Enbridge)
No city cost — grant covers up to $10,000.
Assistant Fire Chief Examination
Any cost impact isn't spelled out in the agenda materials.
AFG Grant for New Fire Engine
City share about $250,000 if the grant is fully awarded, from ambulance billing funds.
Firefighters' Union Fact-Finder's Report
The fact-finder's recommendations carry cost implications for the fire department labor agreement; specific figures not stated.
Director of Law provisions — term limits, compensation, qualifications
No change now; the debate touches on law director pay and outside legal fees that cost the city real money.
911 funding and dispatch center upgrades
Phone costs drop by about $3,150 a month, though the bandwidth upgrade adds roughly $300 a month over the current ~$450 internet bill.
Drilling Safety Inspections After Twinsburg Explosion
No net cost to the city — Lumos reimburses the $200,000.
Dog leash enforcement under Avery's Law
Park vandalism and field misuse at Boettler and Spring Hill
About $30,000 to fix the basketball court, though the city plans to pursue the driver's insurance; reseeding damaged goal areas adds more cost.
Emergency access and 'two ways out' planning
Cybersecurity requirements for the COG
The COG is paying ETC a bit more for extra cybersecurity services, and employees now do annual training — though Green may be able to shift to the state's free Ohio Cyber Range Institute program.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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