City Manager to retire

Robert Zienkowski announced his retirement as Brunswick’s City Manager at the March 8, 2010 Brunswick City Council meeting.  Bob will remain at the helm of the City through May 7, 2010, at which time Police Chief Carl DeForest will accept the role of Acting City Manager.

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Bob’s tenure at the City of Brunswick is marked with a number of accomplishments, including working with City Council and the Administration to make strides in stimulating the community’s economic development with a number of new and expanded businesses, addressing numerous storm water issues and instilling a legacy of customer service among City staff members.  After his retirement from the City, Bob and his family will be relocating to the community of Radnor Township, Pennsylvania, where he will assume his new position as Township Manager.  We wish Bob, his wife Sue, and daughters Jessica and Erica good luck, prosperity and happiness in their new journey.

City Council has already established a timeline for the replacement process, which commenced on March 9th with the publication of the official job opening notice, along with the posting of the complete job description on the City’s website.  Applications for the position will be accepted until March 31, 2010 in the office of the Clerk of Council. 

Proposals for materials wanted

The City of Brunswick Service Department is accepting proposals for the following:

We are again seeking proposals versus a closed bid on the above. Proposals must be received in our office by March 19, 2010 at which time we will review the proposals and you will be notified of our decision.  Since this is a proposal versus a bid, the proposal may be faxed to us at 330-225-9397.

Please call the Service Department at 330-558-6804 with any questions and for the proposal form.
March 3, 2010

Neighborhood stabilization funds available to qualifying home buyers

In the market for a new home? Would you consider a foreclosed or vacant property if the repairs were completed for you? Read more.
January 27, 2010

Get rid of old appliances, April 10

The Medina County Solid Waste district will be accepting old appliances free at its facility at 2417 Plum Creek Parkway, on Saturday, April 10, from 8 am-2 pm.

April 10 not convenient? They are also accepting appliances at their Seville location from April 5th through the 9th. Find out more.

Neuter Scooter coming

Your cat probably won't be thrilled to hear this, but the Neuter Scooter is returning to Brunswick on March 17. To register for this low-cost service, click here. For more info, e-mail Animal Control or call 330-225-9111.

Spring Craft Fair Mar. 13

craftfairKick off spring with the Spring Craft Fair at the Brunswick Recreation Center, 10 am - 4 pm on Saturday, March 13th. For more information, call 216-570-8201. Flyer.

Spring and Easter Celebration at the Rec!

The fun happens on Sunday, March 28 at 2 pm. Click here for details and to download the coloring contest entry!

swimmerRegister for swim classes; new schedules are online

The Rec Center is now accepting open registration for swim classes! Go to the Recreation main page, and click on Programs > Aquatics.

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Save big on an annual Rec Center membership. Limited time offer, so check it out now!

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Position opening:
City Manager/Safety Director
Brunswick, Ohio

The City Manager/Safety Director is the Chief Administrative Officer/Safety Director of the City and is responsible to a seven member Council.  The City Manager/Safety Director provides direct supervision to all department/ division heads, including police and fire.  The City of Brunswick has an operating budget of approximately $45 million and 134 full time employees.

A Masters Degree in a pertinent field from an accredited institution of higher learning and experience as a City Manager or a minimum of two years experience as an assistant City Manager, or ten years in other senior municipal managerial positions are required.  Candidate must have strong communication skills, the ability to maintain effective working relationships with all levels of City management and other governmental agencies.  Residency required within twelve months of hire.  Salary range is negotiable DOQ.  Further information regarding this position may be found in the job description.

To apply, send cover letter and resume to:  Barbara Ortiz, Clerk of Council, City of Brunswick, 4095 Center Road, Brunswick, Ohio 44212, or via email to bortiz@brunswick.oh.us.  Deadline for receipt of applications is March 31, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. E.S.T.

To find out about road plowing, call this number

street plowingResidents with questions about which streets are being snow plowed can call the Service Department's Info Line at 330-558-6866. During snow storms, this line will be kept up to date, letting you know when and where the snow plow crews are operating.

What you should know about the snow parking ban and other winter issuessnow sign

When snowfall hits, there are all kinds of things that residents should be aware of. One is that the City has a 2" snow parking ban, to allow snow plow crews to clear the roads. Another is the City's winter reminders, which include advice on everything from public safety to minimizing the chances that plows will deposit snow into your driveway apron. Read the City's winter reminders here.
December 28, 2009

Income tax forms, hours and info

Click here to get City income tax forms, instructions and worksheets, and find out when the office is open to assist you with income tax returns.

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