The Tiffin City Council meeting held on May 5, 2025, focused on several important topics, including upcoming elections and proclamations recognizing significant observances in the community.

Mayor Lee Wilkinson opened the meeting by reminding residents that the primary election would take place on May 6, 2025. He highlighted two key issues on the ballot: the continuation of the Tiffin Road and Bridal Levy and Ohio Issue 2, which pertains to funding for public infrastructure improvements. The mayor emphasized that the funding would come from bonds and would not result in a tax increase, aiming to support local roads, bridges, and sewer projects.

The meeting also featured several proclamations. May was declared Motorcycle Awareness Month, with the mayor urging both motorcyclists and motorists to prioritize safety on the roads. He encouraged responsible riding and awareness to reduce accidents involving motorcycles.

Additionally, the council recognized May as National Historic Preservation Month. The proclamation underscored the importance of preserving Tiffin's historical and cultural resources, which contribute to the city's identity and economic growth through tourism. The mayor called on residents and businesses to engage in preservation efforts.

Lastly, the mayor announced the upcoming National Police Week, which runs from May 11 to May 17. He proclaimed May 15 as Peace Officer Memorial Day, honoring the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers. The proclamation acknowledged the dedication of officers and the impact of their service on the community.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the city's commitment to public safety, historical preservation, and community engagement as Tiffin prepares for the upcoming election and various observances throughout May.