WARREN — A possible location for the next Trumbull County 911 Center was introduced to the Trumbull County Commissioners two weeks ago at the Kent State University at Trumbull campus in Champion. Each commissioner on Tuesday noted the KSU location as a promising site for the dispatch ...
WARREN — No charges will be filed against police officers who shot and killed a domestic violence suspect Oct. 12 in front of 681 Fourth St. SW in Warren, according to Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins. According to a report released Tuesday by Watkins, Brad Bailey was shot just before 7 a.m. by multiple law enforcement officers. Although few details on the shooting were released at the time, Tuesday’s report details the original 911 calls and the several hours that followed and led up to Bailey’s shooting. The report states that at 12:34 a.m. Oct. 12, dispatchers at ...
WARREN — City council on Monday received proposals to redraw the city’s seven ward boundaries for the first time in more than three decades. Council is seeking to correct population imbalances that reach nearly 41% between some districts and bring the city into compliance with state and federal equal representation requirements. The presentation by Trevor Martin, program coordinator for the League of Women Voters of Ohio, followed a series of town hall meetings that took place across the wards between March and April. Council is expected to deliberate on specific boundary ...
WARREN — Despite all four Trumbull County Board of Elections members expressing skepticism about Jason Miner’s insistence that he did not falsely use an address on a nomination petition to get elected as a Republican central committee member, the board will take more time to consider the ...
HUBBARD — City officials moved forward with action to quell residents’ concerns about a potential data center, placing a suspension on any action that would allow one to enter the community. Officials at Monday’s regular council meeting approved a 12-month moratorium on the construction, placement or operation of a data center within the city, and declared an emergency. Councilwoman Robin Zambrini, D-2nd Ward, who requested that Law Director Mark Villano draw up the necessary legislation for it at a May 18 meeting, said officials normally do three readings on most matters to ...
LORDSTOWN — Saying they want to be prepared in case a business seeks a permit that would utilize small mobile reactors or battery energy storage systems, village council on Monday approved a 180-day moratorium on such permits. Council approved first readings of two motions for the moratorium for any entity that would use small mobile reactors or battery energy storage systems. Mayor Jackie Woodward said the village has no company using such equipment to her knowledge but wants officials to have time to research such reactors and energy storage systems. “We are planning ahead so ...
