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State Board of Education State Superintendent of Education Elected CITY OF CLEVELAND CUYAHOGA COUNTY MUNICIPALITIES EDUCATION Mayor- Jane L.Campbell 664-3990 Board of County Commissioners 443-7178 Cities Mayor or Manager Telephone State Superintendent of Education City Hall 601 Lakeside Ave, Cleveland,OH 44114 664-2000 BAY VILLAGE Deborah L. Sutherland .................. (440)871-2200 Dr. Susan Zellman (877)644-6338 Cleveland City Council 664-2840 Fax 664-3837 Tim Hagan(D), President 443-7181 BEACHWOOD Merle S. Gorden ..................................... 464-1070 25 S. Front St. 7th floor, Columbus, OH 43215-4183 Council President- Frank Jackson BEDFORD Dan Pocek ..................................... (440)232-1600 Clerk-Valarie McCall 664-4551 Peter L. Jones(D), Vice President 443-7182 Jimmy Dimora(D) 443-7180 BEDFORD HTS. Debora A. Mallin ............................ (440)786-3211 State Board of Education WARD WARD OFFICE CITY HALL BEREA Joseph Biddlecombe .................... (440)826-5800 Penelope Hughes, Clerk 443-7184 Cleveland Area Members 1. Joe Jones 991-5606 664-4944 BRECKSVILLE Jerry N. Hruby .............................. (440)526-4351 DISTRICT 5 (includes Ohio Senate Districts 18, 22 & 24) 2. Robert White III 295-0847 664-4237 Administrative Offices BROADVIEW HTS. Glenn Goodwin ............................. (440)526-4357 Collette Grady (440) 572-0239 3. Zachary Reed 921-0852 664-4945 1219 Ontario St., Cleveland 44113 443-7000 BROOKLYN Kenneth E. Patton ................................... 351-2133 18782 South Intel, Strongsville 44136 4. Kenneth Johnson 421-8639 664-4941 BROOKPARK Mark Elliot ............................................... 433-1300 DISTRICT 11 (includes Ohio Senate Districts 21, 23 & 25) ADMINISTRATOR- Dennis Madden.................................... 443-7215 CLEVELAND Jane Campbell ....................................... 664-2220 5. Frank Jackson 881-5366 664-2309 DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR- Richard Werner .................... 443-7032 Virgil E.Brown Jr. 851-3304 CLEVELAND HTS. Edward Kelly .......................................... 291-4444 2136 Noble Rd., Cleveland 44112 6. Patricia Britt 791-6285 664-4234 DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR- Lee A. Trotter ....................... 443-7215 EAST CLEVELAND Saratha Goggins ..................................... 681-5020 BUDGET & MANAGEMENT- Alexandra N. Turk ................. 443-7220 7. Fannie Lewis 431-7634 664-2908 EUCLID Bill Cervenik ........................................... 289-2700 School Districts 8. Sabre Pierce-Scott 268-3030 664-4231 CENTRAL SERVICES- Jay Ross ....................................... 443-6992 FAIRVIEW PARK Eileen Ann Patton ................................... 333-2200 9. Kevin Conwell 664-4252 DEVELOPMENT.................................................................. 443-7260 GARFIELD HTS. Thomas J. Longo ................................... 475-1100 District Superintendent Telephone HUMAN RESOURCES- Joseph A. Nanni .............................. 443-7190 10. Roosevelt Coats 851-8880 664-4743 HIGHLAND HTS. Scott Coleman ............................... (440)461-2440 Bay Village Dennis Woods ............................ (440)617-7300 HUMAN SERVICES- ........................................................... 987-7000 INDEPENDENCE Fred Ramos ........................................... 524-4131 11. Michael Polensek 531-7647 664-4236 CHILDREN & FAMILY SERIVECS, James McCafferty ......... 431-4500 BEACHWOOD Rich Markwardt .................................. 464-2600 12. Edward Rybka 641-8265 664-4233 LAKEWOOD Thomas George ..................................... 521-7580 BEDFORD Martha Motsco ........................... (440)439-1500 EMPLOYMENT & FAMILY SERVICES , Joseph Gauntner ................. 987-7000 LYNDHURST Joseph Cicero, Jr. ........................ (440)442-5777 13. Joe Cimperman 687-6772 664-2691 BEREA Dr. James Connell .................. (440)243-6000 SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT, Cassandra McArthur ............... 443-5217 MAPLE HTS. Michael Ciarovino .................................. 662-6000 14. Nelson Cintron, Jr. 939-8101 664-3706 INFORMATION SERVICES, Daniel Weaver ....................... 443-8011 BRECKSVILLE - BROADVIEW HTS. MAYFIELD HTS. Margaret A. Egensperger ............. (440)442-2626 Steve L. Farnsworth ................. (440)526-4370 15. Merle Gordon 459-8400 664-4238 JUSTICE AFFAIRS-Steven Terry ........................................ 443-7265 MIDDLEBURGHTS. Gary W. Starr ................................ (440)234-8811 SENIOR & ADULT SERVICE, Susan Axelrod .................... 420-6755 BROOKLYN Dr. Jim Garber .................................... 351-8477 16. Michael O'Malley 351-7077 664-2943 NORTH OLMSTED Norman T. Musial ......................... (440)777-8000 CATHOLIC DIOCESE Margaret Lyons .................................. 696-6525 PROCUREMENT & DIVERSITY, Adrian Maldonado .......... 443-7200 NORTH ROYALTON Cathy Luks .................................... (440)237-5686 17. Matthew Zone 664-4235 WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT, Dennis Roberts .............. 698-2375 CHAGRIN FALLS Dr. David E. Axner ................... (440)247-5500 18. Jay Westbrook 281-1811 664-4230 OLMSTED FALLS Robert Blomquist ........................... (440)235-5550 CLEVELAND(CEO) Barbara Byrd-Bennett ......................... 574-8000 19. Donna Brady 664-3708 Elected Administrative Officials PARMA Dean DePiero ................................. (440)885-8000 CLEVELAND HTS. UNIVERSITY HTS. 20. Martin Sweeney 252-0986 664-2942 PARMA HTS. Martin K. Zanotti ............................ (440)884-9600 Deborah Delisle................................... 371-7171 AUDITOR-Frank Russo, 1219 Ontario, 44113 ..................... 443-7100 PEPPER PIKE Bruce H. Akers ....................................... 831-8500 21. Michael Dolan 941-1816 664-4239 CLERK OF COMMON PLEAS COURT CUYAHOGA COUNTY EDUC. SERVICES CTR. RICHMOND HTS. Daniel J. Ursu ........................................ 486-2474 Harry Eastridge................................... 524-3000 Gerald Fuerst, 1200 Ontario, 44113 ............................................. 443-7950 ROCKY RIVER William Knoble ............................... (440)331-0600 Administrative Offices CORONER- Dr. Elizabeth K.Balraj, 11001 Cedar, 44106 ...... 721-5610 CUYAHOGA HTS. Peter R. Guerrera ............................... 429-5700 MAYOR'S OFFICE 664-3990 SEVEN HILLS David Bentkowski .................................. 524-4421 CUYAHOGA VALLEY CAREER CENTER ENGINEER- Robert C. Klaiber, 1370 Ontario, 44113 ............. 348-3800 SHAKER HTS. Judith Rawson ....................................... 491-1400 ACTION CENTER 664-2900 PROSECUTOR- William Mason, 1200 Ontario ,44113 ......... 443-7800 Roscoe Schlachter .................... (440)526-5200 PRESS SECRETARY, David Fitz 664-2239 SOLON Kevin C. Patton ............................. (440)248-1155 EAST CLEVELAND Myrna Corley ..................................... 268-6576 RECORDER- Patrick J. O'Malley, 1219 Ontario, 44113 ........ 443-7300 SOUTH EUCLID Georgine Welo ........................................ 381-0400 SCHEDULER, Merridith Miller 664-3536 SHERIFF- Gerald T. McFaul, 1215 W. 3rd, 44113 ................ 443-6000 EUCLID Joffrey Jones ...................................... 261-2900 STRONGSVILLE Thomas Perciak............................ (440)238-5720 FAIRVIEW PARK Dr. Nylajean McDaniel ............. (440)331-5500 Executive Assitants to the Mayor TREASURER- James Rokakis, 1219 Ontario, 44113 ............ 443-7400 UNIVERSITY HTS. Beryl E. Rothschild ................................ 932-7800 CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, Deb Janik 664-4272 GARFIELD HTS. Ronald L. Victor .................................. 475-8100 CHIEF HEALTH & PUB. SAFETY OFF., Craig Tame 664-4274 Cuyahoga County Board of Elections WARRENSVILLE HTS. Marcia L. Fudge ................................. 587-6500 INDEPENDENCE David Laurenzi ................................... 642-5850 CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, Darnell Brown 664-4273 2925 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland 44115 443-3200 WESTLAKE Dennis M. Clough ......................... (440)871-3300 LAKEWOOD Dr. David Estrop ................................. 529-4092 CHIEF PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER, Lorna Wisham 664-2220 Villages Mayor Telephone LUTHERAN SCHOOL Rev. Dr.Thomas Ahlersmeyer (440)356-7155 Voter Registration deadline is 30 days before an election. You may register MAPLE HTS. Henry Rish .......................................... 587-3200 DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS: BENTLEYVILLE Michael Canty ............................... (440)247-5055 at the Board of Elections, any public library, City Hall,public high school or MAYFIELD Dr. Philip G. Price ..................... (440)995-7200 AGING, Jane Fumich 664-2833 BRATENAHL John M. Licastro .................................... 681-4266 Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles office. To request a mail-in form, to change NORTH OLMSTED Dr. Norma L. Conner ................ (440)779-3549 BROOKLYN HTS. Michael S. Procuk ................................. 749-4300 CHIEF PROSECUTOR, Anthony D. Jordan 664-4850 your registered name or address, or to request a voter identification card, NORTH ROYALTON Randy Boroff .............................. (440)237-8800 CHAGRIN FALLS Lydia Champlin ............................. (440)247-5050 CITY PLANNING, Robert Brown 664-2210 call 443-1742. OLMSTED FALLS Dr. Todd Hoadley ...................... (440)427-6000 CUYAHOGA HTS. Louis J. Bacci ........................................ 641-7020 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT,Daryl Rush 664-4000 ORANGE Dr. Daniel Lukich ................................ 831-8600 GATES MILLS Connie White ................................. (440)423-4405 COMMUNITY RELATIONS, Jeffery
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