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New Franklin Council seat opens - Vimarsana News

New Franklin Council seat opens

NEW FRANKLIN — New Franklin Council is accepting applications from Ward 4 residents interested in serving the remainder of member Andrew Fetterman’s term through Dec. 31 following his announcement May 17 that he is stepping down immediately. Fetterman had previously announced his intention to not seek re-election in November, but he stated at the meeting:

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New Franklin considers new police hires - Vimarsana News

New Franklin considers new police hires

NEW FRANKLIN — New Franklin City Council considered legislation to hire two additional full-time police officers Feb. 1. “This is something we have talked about for a while — a move to a more full-time staff,” said Council member Jim Cotts (Ward 1). “Probably in the fire department too — it is getting hard to

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New Franklin parks getting AEDs - Vimarsana News

New Franklin parks getting AEDs

NEW FRANKLIN — The City of New Franklin will purchase seven or eight Lifepak automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to be installed at city parks following Council’s approval Jan.18. Fire Chief Steve Leslie said the devices cost $2,139 each and are fully automated, meaning that the machine itself guides the person using it through the defibrillation

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New Franklin approves contracts with Republic Services, Barberton - Vimarsana News

New Franklin approves contracts with Republic Services, Barberton

Agreements for trash hauling, prosecutorial services reached

New Franklin city council votes to update comprehensive plan - Vimarsana News

New Franklin city council votes to update comprehensive plan

Council also hears update on pickleball/tennis court project