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\"Fiscal office is tasked by statute to assess all real property situation within the county,\" Cassello said, explaining the office's statutory responsibility to review changes to real property.

Cassello also described an IT or telecommunications circuits upgrade, saying the installation cost for upgrading the circuits was waived as the county moved to a new contract; he said there was no installation cost and that monthly costs vary by office but did not provide specific monthly figures in the excerpt. \"The installation cost was waived because we're moving to the contract,\" he said, and added that in some offices the monthly comparison will differ.

Ending: The remarks explained the fiscal office's statutory role and noted the circuits upgrade's waived installation charge; the transcript excerpt did not include contract documents or a vote on the upgrade.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Summit County Council Committee Meeting 04/21/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Dominic Cassello of the County Fiscal Office told the board the office is charged by statute with assessing real property and noted a recent circuits upgrade where installation costs were waived; the transcript did not provide exact monthly cost comparisons or statutory citations.","taxTitle","Summit County, Ohio","taxId",2659,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6267371,"Resident urges equitable services under resolutions 2025-113–115 and highlights mental health concerns",113,21000,134000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3073298-f8025c3bcb07c9304b85bc961b503e84&start=21&end=134","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3073298-f8025c3bcb07c9304b85bc961b503e84/thumbnail_21000.jpg","/articles/6267371/Summit-County/Ohio/Resident-urges-equitable-services-under-resolutions-2025-113115-and-highlights-mental-health-concerns","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6267371-43de505643430b773e828d1fe6b55168/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141690&Signature=HCRsqmeJ9c2pqup5GTogiZOX7yQ~sp2DgyVHOdbuQqCY0SY6G5XbC3XuzQX2e8mfKjaKJuN5rQr6~n4pUgEPlHh2izE1PuXauvZzxZmjvZNyfX9~nK8H3fvpQKJ95hb3ZsYwfXnJYDLwWC~RLUVUNRIMWYYL6w9gCymDBXtDSXCwgdRV8Y0CsfTN-gvzlkShuXYXznRpQh~sd7lj9kehSK0xUuoEllrCeS-Hp0QbWPgG8O0sguJL6QzwJEvnqvigJkkb~eIHKKRMamM6bhndcnzEW5lnJL6ZgH66dIpcN5~rPohIPpMfibO6~3Ujj8CGM5kvtiKQenkOhByjbk2o5Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A resident speaking during the public comment period at the Summit County meeting raised equity and mental-health concerns tied to several resolutions on the agenda.

The speaker referred to \"the resolution's, 20 25, 1 13, and 1 14\" and said, \"we do have to have some children who are incarcerated, but they don't need to have a negative experience while in the incarceration process,\" expressing support for humane treatment of youth in custody while noting the reality of juvenile incarceration.

On a separate resolution the speaker said, \"For 1 15, the tenant, the resolution I am concerned of who the black, brown, and multiracial people who are benefiting from this,\" asking the board to consider race and equity in who receives services.

Speaking in the context of Mental Health Awareness Month, the commenter said, \"there's a difference between mental abuse and mental illness,\" and urged the county to seek funding, principles and people to address what the speaker called mental abuse; the transcript did not provide programmatic or budget proposals tied to that request.

Ending: The remarks were delivered during public comment; the transcript excerpt records the resident's concerns and requests but does not show a formal board response or follow-up action in the provided excerpt.","During public comment a resident referenced resolutions 2025-113, 2025-114 and 2025-115, urged that Black, Brown and multiracial people benefit from the measures, raised concerns about incarcerated children’s experiences, and emphasized a distinction between mental abuse and mental illness during Mental Health Awareness Month.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6267376,"County staff present contract to run summer youth employment program for 215 participants",266,874000,1140000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3073298-f8025c3bcb07c9304b85bc961b503e84&start=874&end=1140","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3073298-f8025c3bcb07c9304b85bc961b503e84/thumbnail_874000.jpg","/articles/6267376/Summit-County/Ohio/County-staff-present-contract-to-run-summer-youth-employment-program-for-215-participants","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6267376-af2ea897b3be71e93ee398c09622a2d9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141690&Signature=JZCte2-lZ-AjIxxDTr-S5V4TkP3EeeSMAxOTsDD~TFRSTSBErvknAncwmakokDBRiTPQd2ldZhRULFVSHjUdw~lPr~fdTTacxPofaLeO4om5ax-h6IOWB8ajnhqxTtdtzHx5uf~dY6daSlDeyA01j3Swfv0YrgQZ2ZAGohgzlCV4OutE8uYk~4TijjUxIfTSIkHwm68Jfqo0cV7i1y7ujeLDWgN5KpPDlJeY0oUzVr8rnuhuECCwp~bLo32Z-Uw3vzctriW~Oh32KobRkJo2c8g~0O-GEXBEWtoWqygbS2TC75O13qqkdhS0bpbI2wu1Jx2nbl8tgoLYrvLW-rigow__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Heather Yani, executive of the Department of Job and Family Services, presented a contract proposal to operate the county's summer youth employment program and described changes from last year.

Yani said the program this year aims to enroll 215 participants for June 9–Aug. 2, with pay of $15 per hour for up to 20 hours per week. \"The summer youth allocation only hopefully, we'll reimburse those for $12 an hour from the state, so we have to pay the additional $3 out of our general tenant funds,\" she said, describing a reimbursement cap for the state-funded portion of the program for the 16–18 age group.

The presentation said last year the agency served more than 250 youth and that the program maintains a broad employer network. The contractor named in the agenda is responsible for employer recruitment, job matching, keeping work slots filled and providing the payroll paperwork, Yani said. She also said the county tries to match youth with career pathways when possible and supports participants with transportation when needed.

Yani told the board the program has a larger year-round operation in addition to the summer slots, and that funding pressures required reducing this year's enrollment target from the prior year's level. \"We are very grateful for that support,\" Yani said, thanking the board and county executive for backing the agency's work.

No formal vote or final action on the contract was recorded in the provided transcript excerpt; Yani's presentation was the substantive item on the agenda at that time.

Ending: The contract presentation outlined program dates, eligibility and funding limits; the transcript did not record a board vote or the contract's final approval in the excerpt provided.","The Summit County Department of Job and Family Services presented a contract to operate a summer youth employment program that would enroll 215 participants June 9–Aug. 2, with pay set at $15 per hour (20 hours/week) and the county covering a $3/hour gap not reimbursed by the state.","actionData","errors"]

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County fiscal officer says office is statutorily required to assess property; IT circuit upgrades installed at no installation cost

Resident urges equitable services under resolutions 2025-113–115 and highlights mental health concerns

County staff present contract to run summer youth employment program for 215 participants