1st Ward Council Member· 2026-01-01–2027-12-01 (month-level start: January 2026 per December 15, 2025 council minutes appointing Katie Rogerson to the Ward 1 vacancy created by Swenk resignation effective close of business December 31, 2025; month-level end: December 2027 per Lorain County BOE 2026 Elected City Officials list)
Kathryn Rogerson
North Ridgeville
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 23
- Total speaking time
- 46:09
- Avg per meeting
- 2:00
- Segments
- 661
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Top issues during term (15)(Roads)
Truck traffic on Sugar Ridge Road
Sugar Ridge Road sidewalk/path project opposition
The project is federally funded (residents estimate the path alone near $2 million) with residents asking the city to scale it back or decline the grant.
2026 infrastructure and equipment bids
Covers insurance-funded street repairs, garage parts funding, and fire station fuel tank repairs from the 2026 appropriations.
Growth, traffic, and the Lear Nagle/Root Road choke point
Sugar Ridge and Bender Road roundabout
The project has been discussed at over $700,000, with OPWC funding sought to offset local costs.
Center Ridge Road widening overage invoice
The city is on the hook for about $923,000 now, with more change orders expected.
Full-depth road project delayed
OPWC funds secured for Mills Road; joint bidding with Avon could lower costs.
North-south roadway connectivity and emergency response times
TIF funds from the development would help pay for the road connection and Shady Drive improvements, though the pending state property-tax changes could affect that revenue.
Peanut Roundabout landscaping bid savings
Locks in a landscaping bid roughly 25% below the next lowest bidder.
Race Road overpass and Beckett Parkway access
Lorain Road drive-thru traffic snarl at Dunkin'
Lorain Road bridge maintenance grant
$739,000 in grant money; the city's $120,000 maintenance budget may cover its 20% design share.
Taylor Parkway resurfacing grant funding
City's out-of-pocket cost is $45,000; the remaining $355,000 is reimbursed by grants after completion.
Salt barn construction
Construction will be bid out; no cost figure was stated at the meeting.
2026 road program funding
The Mills Creek design contract increase alone adds $157,700 to prior approved amounts.
Decisions during term (0)
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Voting record (0)(Roads)
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