Devon M. Tolliver email & contact info

Police Chief at City of Nelsonville.

Work Email

d********@c********************

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Direct Phone

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

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LinkedIn URL

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Employing Organization

City of Nelsonville

Team

Key Colleagues

Decision makers at City of Nelsonville

Leslie Yinger
Aquatic Center Manager
Jaime Hernandez
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Matthew H. Sommer
City Attorney / Law Director
Brian M. Elkins
City Auditor
Susan Harmony
City Council Clerk

Key decision makers in the same organization

Organization Signals

Public Activity & Signals

Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Devon M. Tolliver’s organization

Jul 13, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Nelsonville Finance Committee Finance Committee Meeting

The committee approved the city manager's recommendation to transition the special projects coordinator position from an hourly rate to a salary-based structure, confirming the change is cost-neutral regarding benefits and total compensation. Furthermore, the committee reviewed the status of ongoing police contract negotiations with the Village of Post, noting that a counter-proposal has been submitted and the committee is awaiting a response prior to the upcoming council meeting.

Jul 13, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Nelsonville City Council Meeting

The council meeting addressed public concerns regarding code enforcement, specifically the demolition of dilapidated properties on Clinton and Chestnut Streets and issues with trash receptacles being left on streets. Community members shared updates on the success of a recent theater production at Stewart's Opera House, interest in local mine openings, and preparations for the Pride of the Hills festival. Additionally, a detailed proposal was presented to purchase land to develop a pocket park that would incorporate historical elements and utilize grant funding to improve the downtown aesthetic.

Jun 14, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Nelsonville Town Hall Town Hall Meeting

The town hall focused on the future of the Nelsonville Aquatic Center. Officials discussed recent structural and historical reports regarding the facility, noting that a second independent structural condition assessment largely concurred with earlier findings. A key point of the discussion was the inability to secure insurance coverage for the site in its current state, making repair unfeasible from a liability standpoint. The city is currently awaiting a geotechnical survey to gather more data on ground conditions before determining if the facility can be safely repaired or if alternative sites must be considered. Officials emphasized that no definitive decision would be made without further investigation and public input, while noting that existing structures like the pool house and pump house may be salvageable with proper repairs.

Jul 13, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Nelsonville Planning and Development Committee Planning and Development Committee Meeting

The committee reviewed a list of high-priority properties designated for demolition through the county land bank and discussed the potential adoption of the International Property Maintenance Code to enhance property maintenance enforcement. Furthermore, the committee evaluated a proposal to vacate a city-owned alley between Lancaster and West Franklin Street to transfer the parcel to the adjacent property owner. All items were recommended for submission to the full council.

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

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