REORGANIZATION

REORGANIZATION
2006
These governmental bodies have made these changes:
MAHONING COUNTY
AUSTINTOWN
Township trustee Lisa Oles is chairwoman of the board of trustees, and Warren Bo Pritchard is vice chairman. Trustees had their reorganization Monday.
NEW MIDDLETOWN
Village council made these 2006 committee appointments:
Safety committee -- Council member Bill Douglas, chairman, council member Dan Stanton, council member Harry Kale. Building, parks and grounds -- Council member Dan Santangelo, chairman, council member Jack Novicky, council member Curt Massey.
Community Affairs -- Novicky, chairman; Massey, Santangelo.
Planning and zoning -- Douglas, Novicky, Peg Fraley, Becky Mason, Tom Dornon, Richard DeBucci, Joseph O'Neil, Clerk of Court Janet Smith, Zoning Inspector Dale Miller, Police Chief William Morvay, Fire Chief William Opsitnik, Prosecutor James Lanzo, Solicitor Jeffrey Heintz, Village Fiscal Officer Carl Flitcraft.
Legislative Committee -- Stanton, chairman, Douglas, Santangelo.
Finance -- Kale, chairman, Stanton, Douglas.
Site design & amp; review Committee -- Janet Dyer, secretary, Debbie Minnetti, David Bakalar, Kale, and Sue Burnett.
COITSVILLE
Township trustees elected Trustee Phyllis Johnson as chairwoman and Trustee Gerald Backo as vice chairman. They will have their regular meetings at the administration building on the third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m.; recess in the months of July and August; and have work sessions at 6 p.m. at the administration building on the first and third Wednesday of the month.
Trustees reappointed Walter Malutic to the zoning board and Bill Butch to the zoning board of appeals for a five-year term.
CANFIELD
Martha Zarlenga is the 2006 president of the Canfield Board of Education. David Moore is vice president.
YOUNGSTOWN
The Rev. Michael Write will lead the Youngstown Board of Education for the next year. Board members unanimously elected Write, associate pastor of New Bethel Baptist Church, as board president. In addition to his work as a pastor, the Rev. Mr. Write works with Needles Eye Christian Counseling Services. He is beginning his third year on the school board. The board also unanimously elected Lock P. Beachum Sr. as the panel's vice president.
LOWELLVILLE
Roy Palumbo Jr. was elected president of the Lowellville Board of Education. The vice president is John A. Wilaj. Other board members are John Olson, Joseph R. Ballone, and Lori Carlson, who is a new member of the board.
TRUMBULL COUNTY
WARREN
Council President Robert Marchese has appointed officers and members of 11 standing committees of council for 2006-07:
Water: Vincent S. Flask, D-5th, chairman; Robert L. Dean Jr., D-at large, vice chairman; Fiore Dippolito, D-1st, member
Water Pollution Control: Flask, chairman; Dean, vice chairman; Dippolito, member.
Traffic and Safety: Dippolito, chairman; Robert Holmes III, D-4th, vice chairman; Alford L. Novak, D-2nd, member.
Engineering, Planning and Building: Helen Rucker, D-at large, chairwoman; Gary Fonce, D-at large, vice chairman; Holmes, member.
Police and Fire: Susan E. Hartman, D-7th; chairwoman; Dippolito, vice chairman; Flask, member.
Operations: Holmes, chairman; James "Doc" Pugh, D-6th, vice chairman; Dean, member.
Legislative: Dean, chairman; Flask, vice chairman; Fonce, member.
Public Utilities: Andrew Barkley, D-3rd, chairman; Novak, vice chairman; Rucker, member.
Health and Welfare: Pugh, chairman; Barkley, vice chairman; Hartman, member.
Finance: Novak, chairman; Hartman, vice chairwoman; Barkley and Dippolito, members.
Community Development: Fonce, chairman; Rucker, vice chairwoman; Pugh, member.
WEATHERSFIELD
The township zoning commission elected Richard Harkins as chairman, replacing Fred McCandless. Mary Sohayda was elected vice chairman and Mary Ann Davis was named secretary.
HOWLAND
Township trustees elected trustee Rick Clark as board chairman and Sally Wehmer as vice chairwoman. They appointed Francis Fortsch to a second five-year term on the township zoning commission and Amelia Tsilimos to her first five-year term. They set the second and fourth Wednesday of the month for their regular meetings. The time of the first meeting of the month was changed from 7 p.m. to 6 p.m., while the second meeting will remain at 3 p.m.