David W. Pauly email & contact info

Chief of Police at City of Tiffin.

Work Email

d******@t*************

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Direct Phone

+1 (***) ***-****

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LinkedIn URL

linkedin.com/in/••••••••

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Employing Organization

City of Tiffin

Team

Key Colleagues

Decision makers at City of Tiffin

Andrew Brose
Captain, Tiffin Fire/Rescue Division (City of Tiffin)
Nicholas D. Dutro
City Administrator
Ann Forrest
City Council Clerk
Matt Watson
City Engineer

Key decision makers in the same organization

Organization Signals

Public Activity & Signals

Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from David W. Pauly’s organization

Jul 6, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Committee Of The Whole Regular Committee Of The Whole Meeting

The Committee of the Whole addressed the suspension of two ordinances related to traffic signal improvements and a sewer replacement project. Discussion occurred regarding the RFP process for the sale of city-owned real estate near City Lot #6, which was deferred to a future meeting. The Law Director presented a correction for an ordinance update. Finally, the committee entered into an executive session to discuss a legal matter.

Jul 20, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Tiffin City Council City Council Meeting

The council meeting featured committee reports, including a discussion on proposed storm water easement legislation. The Mayor provided updates on ongoing street paving projects, North Sandusky Street construction schedules, and progress regarding downtown revitalization grants. The Fire Chief presented an annual report for the Fire and Rescue Division, addressing rising emergency call volumes, staffing and recruitment challenges, and the acquisition of new life-saving airway clearance devices. The council also reviewed strategies to reduce false fire alarms through collaborative educational initiatives with local universities.

Jul 6, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Tiffin City Council City Council Meeting

The council meeting included reports from various committees, notably the repeal of residency requirements for fire rescue personnel to improve recruitment. Street and sewer improvement projects were authorized, including signal upgrades and a sewer replacement project. A future committee of the whole meeting was announced to discuss the sale and development of city-owned real estate. The police department recognized a sergeant with a life-saving award for his intervention in a juvenile crisis. Additionally, the finance department presented an annual update highlighting an increase in income tax receipts, successful investment strategies, and the continued adoption of online payment and e-filing options.

Jun 1, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Committee of the Whole Regular Meeting

The committee discussed several proposed ordinances related to storm water easements, public sidewalk usage, amendments to the Pay Ordinance for an intern position, and budget appropriations. Additionally, the committee reviewed a proposal from the Hernando Group LLC regarding the purchase and development of two city-owned parking lots, including a mixed-use residential and commercial project. The committee evaluated the impact of selling these lots on current city parking capacity, utility relocation costs, and the ongoing operational needs of various city departments, ultimately expressing significant reservations about proceeding with the sale.

Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.

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