RE-ELECT
Medina County Commissioner
Pat
Continuing the commitment...
Geissman
In 1992 Pat told Medina County residents they could count on her to
be a Commissioner who would be involved and visible in the
community and available to hear their concerns...a Commissioner
willing to take the initiative in identifying and resolving county issues.
Pat gave her word and has kept that promise for 20 years!
be a Commissioner who would be involved and visible in the
community and available to hear their concerns...a Commissioner
willing to take the initiative in identifying and resolving county issues.
Pat gave her word and has kept that promise for 20 years!
Promises made...
| Copyright 2012, Pat Geissman for Commissioner Alice Steed, Treasurer 229 South East Street, Medina, Ohio 44256. All rights reserved. |
 | Geissman is working with cities in the county, identifying options | |
| to make your anti drug abuse tax levy dollars work harder to provide the most effective drug abuse enforcement possible. |
| Geissman has joined a collaborative effort, SUSTAIN, which is | |
| focusing on helping senior citizens (our fastest growing population) suffering from depression, alcohol and prescription misuse and mental health issues. |
| Geissman will continue to pursue state, federal and private | |
| foundation funding for railroad crossing improvements until all of Medina County’s 108 crossings are considered safe. |
| Geissman is committed to achieving County Courthouse | |
| renovation without increasing taxes. |
| Geissman is committed to doing more with less by continuing to | |
| root out waste and duplication of services, initiating policies providing quality service at the lowest possible tax-payer cost. |
| In 2008 Geissman organized a Foreclosure Prevention Task Force | |
| that includes Bankers, Real Estate Brokers, Attorneys, the County's Housing Network and others interested in helping families before and during the foreclosure process. The task force has identified state and local opportunities for assistance and will follow through to help families as long as there is a need. 1,160 Medina County families lost their homes to foreclosure in 2009. That's a crisis for Medina County. By the end of 2011, that number was down to 907. So far this year, the numbers are lower. The task force has made a difference. |
| In response to economic challenges faced by many Medina | |
| County families, recently Geissman organized the Medina County Food Pantry Task force. Known today as "Feeding Medina County", there are more than 20 local food pantries providing free food to more than 11,000 residents. |
| Pat Geissman pledges to continue the promise she has made and kept for 20 years -- to be a commissioner who is involved, available and who listens. |
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| A proven |
| record. |
| Financially conservative Improving Our Safety Supporting Jobs and Lower Taxes Protecting our Environment Serving our Seniors Helping Women and Children in Need |
...promises kept.