Public documents that mention Mark Phillip D'Apolito.
Aug 3, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Trustees of Austintown Township Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees of Austintown Township held a regular meeting covering several departmental and administrative actions. Key discussions involved the appointment of a new Trustee, along with the selection of the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson. Police department business included staff hiring, retirement, and multiple grant applications. The Fire Department received a donation for equipment, addressed staff resignations, and updated the board on the baby box installation. The Zoning Department identified several properties for nuisance abatement due to high grass, debris, and sidewalk issues. Additionally, the Board received reports from the Park and Senior Center departments, approved fiscal advances, hired an administrative assistant, and authorized a reduction in road cut fees.
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Board Of Trustees Of Austintown Township Public Staff Meeting
The Board of Trustees discussed various operational and administrative matters, including the approval of police vacation time and an update on a successful law enforcement audit. Multiple properties were declared public nuisances due to high grass, debris, and inoperable vehicles, with orders issued for abatement. The board also approved an extended warranty for road equipment, authorized the sale of two vacant parcels, and accepted donations for community events. Financial actions included the review and approval of significant appropriation increases across multiple departments and the review of a preliminary budget for 2027. Additionally, the Board engaged in multiple executive sessions regarding personnel, infrastructure, and legal matters.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Trustees Of Austintown Township Public Staff Meeting
The Board discussed various administrative, operational, and community issues. Key topics included police departmental reports regarding donations and equipment grants, fire department personnel adjustments and union agreement approvals, and the selection process for updating the township website. The Board declared several properties as public nuisances due to code violations and mandated property maintenance. Additionally, the meeting covered insurance policy renewals, park maintenance and infrastructure repairs, road department emergency storm sewer projects, and ongoing operations and grant initiatives for the Senior Center.
