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Tanya Czack, a 34-yenar vetera of the Parma Heights Police Department, is the first female police chief in the city's history.

Parma Heights City Council president announces mayoral campaign Updated May 12, 2021; Posted May 12, 2021 Parma Heights City Council President Marie Gallo has announced her campaign for mayor. (Photo Courtesy of Eric Mull Photography) Facebook Share If elected, Parma Heights’ first female council president would become the city’s first female mayor. “I’ve always thought about running for mayor,” said Gallo, 42, a Strongsville native who has called Parma Heights home for 20 years. “I’ve always been prepared for it, especially being in the role of council president for the past ...

Parma Heights’ proposed 2021 budget includes hiring additional first responders and upgrading vehicles © John Benson/cleveland.com/cleveland.com/TNS Parma Heights Fire Department may be adding three new cadets in 2021. PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio — City Council later this month is expected to pass the 2021 budget, which currently includes hiring first responders and upgrading vehicles. “We’ve provided a draft budget with city council where they’re very comfortable with adding employees,” Parma Heights Mayor Michael P. Byrne said. “We have budgeted for two service department employees...

Woman named Karen goes full ‘Karen’ after being asked to mask up in a store This “Karen” has a last name. A 55-year-old Ohio woman — named Karen Turner — lived up to her name by going on a full-blown rant. WOIO news in Cleveland reports that after being told she had to mask up inside a grocery story to protect employees and fellow shoppers during the pandemic, Turner ranted that there is no federal law requiring her to cover her mouth and nose. When she refused to comply with the Parma Height’s store’s mask mandate and refused to leave, police were called and Turner was arrest...