These are the full, unofficial results from the November 7, 2023 general election in Paulding County. In the two statewide ballot issues, the state totals are shown after the Paulding
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Council sets plans in motion for Buckeye Park Tuesday, April 27, 2021 4:07 PM
PAYNE –
The Payne Village Council met on Monday, April 12 for their regular
meeting. President Austin Scheiner and council members Lora Lyons, Kevin
Wannemacher, Andy Zartman and Randy Miller were in attendance. Mayor
Steven Wobler, council member Andy Head and fiscal officer, Rhonda
Stabler were absent. Scheiner sat in for Mayor Wobler.
After
officially commencing the meeting and welcoming all guests present
Craig Mescher, Project Manager/Surveyor, from Access Engineering
Solutions presented to the council. Access Engineering Solutions is a
company that assists villages with infrastructure projects. During his
presentation he provided spreadsheets that gave insight to their clients
New police cruiser to be road ready soon Monday, February 15, 2021 3:20 PM
By PRISCILLA KADOLPH
Progress editor
The Payne Village Council met on Monday, Feb. 8 for their regular scheduled meeting. Council members Andy Head and Kevin Wannemacher were absent.
The council opened the meeting by hearing from Rodney Miller, speaking on behalf of the police department. Miller stated that the new cruiser is ready to have letters and decals added to the exterior and asked for the council’s approval to move forward. The council unanimously agreed to have the decals and letters put onto the new cruiser. It was also discussed between Miller and the council where the old police cruiser would be stored. Miller stated that he preferred to not keep it in his driveway, as that would take up room for his personal vehicles. The council asked where the old one had been stored while Miller was getting the new cruiser road ready and he responded that it was kept in the water department