Council Member (Ward 4)· January 2, 2026 - January 1, 2028
Mario Fiocca
Stow
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 5
- Total speaking time
- 5:42
- Avg per meeting
- 1:08
- Segments
- 91
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Top issues during term (20)(Public Safety)
Ambulance Replacement Purchase (Ordinance 2026-162)
Costs up to $298,449 from the EMS Transport fund, already budgeted in the 2026 capital plan.
Hudson Drive Extension water line
Construction cost TBD until bids come in.
Four new firefighters to cover retirements
Filling the vacancy keeps the fire payroll at its budgeted level rather than saving money through the open spot.
Assistant Fire Chief selection and fire department succession
Compensation for both positions was amended by the ordinances; specific figures were not stated at the meeting.
Electric bicycle and sidewalk rules
Minimal — helmets for young riders; licenses already technically required for all bicycles.
Firearms in Stow parks — state preemption cleanup
The city hopes to dodge costly litigation and attorney-fee exposure that other Ohio municipalities are facing.
Entry-Level Police Officer Examination
Unknown from available documents.
School Resource Officers
The contract and appointee compensation amounts were established by ordinance; specific figures not stated in the record.
Lateral Transfer Police Officer Process
Unknown from available documents.
Zoning abatement cost recovery
Up to $49,000 spent, recovered from property owners via special assessments.
E-bike safety rules
Minimal — helmets for young riders; licenses already technically required for all bicycles.
Emergency generator and preparedness for vulnerable residents
Ballpark estimate of $50,000 to $400,000, pending quotes from Thompson Electric.
Fire equipment funding increase
$35,000 more from the capital budget (Fund 799), bringing the total to $138,000.
Emergency backup generator for senior center
Up to $88,500 from capital funds per the ordinance authorization.
Avery's Law — rewritten dangerous dog ordinance
Rooster repeat offenses could carry misdemeanor penalties beyond the current $150 fine.
Indigent burial provisions (Ordinance 2026-113)
City burial costs will rise since it must pay funeral homes' full charges, with little state reimbursement expected.
Update to Stow's dangerous and nuisance dog law (Avery's Law)
No direct cost mentioned; enforcement shifts to the community service officer under state criteria.
Senior outreach and public information gaps
Fire promotional exam question disputes
Scams targeting seniors
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Public Safety)
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