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Community Improvement: Rocky River Scoreboard Supports

Rocky River Scoreboard supports local individuals and organizations committed to:

  • close budget oversight of governmental activities,

  • continuing excellent public services at reasonable cost,

  • maintaining public safety and supporting safety forces,

  • improving housing values,

  • encouraging small businesses and commercial development, and

  • maintaining academic excellence and traditional values in public schools.

City Council Report

Rocky River resident and Council At Large Candidate Andrew Vitaliti describes what goes on at a typical Rocky River City Council meeting. Check out the video.

Andrew Vitaliti

Rocky River Republican City Leadership

Rocky River Scoreboard supports government leaders committed to:

  • close budget oversight of governmental activities,

  • continuing excellent public services and schools at reasonable cost,

  • maintaining public safety and supporting safety forces,

  • improving housing values,

  • encouraging small businesses and commercial development,

  • and maintaining academic excellence in public schools.

Mayor Pam Bobst

Mayor

Pamela Bobst

Councilman Tom Hunt

Ward 1 Council

Tom Hunt

Council President

Dave Furry

Council President Dave Furry

Council-at-Large

Brian Sindelar

Councilman Brian Sindelar

Rocky River Republican Club

The purpose of the Rocky River Republican Club is to improve the City of Rocky River by advancing the ideals of the Republican party and promoting endorsed candidates in local and other elections.

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Rocky River supports the Rocky River Scoreboard to provide additional information about the local government, schools, community assets and activities.

Rocky River Aerial Shot

School View: Maggie Nash

Maggie Nash

Maggie Nash's Background.

Maggie Nash was born and raised in Rocky River. She graduated with Honors and was Co-Captain of the Swim Team. Maggie has a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Cleveland State University, and works in the behavioral health field.

 

Maggie Nash's Priorities

  1. Parental Input- During the pandemic, Maggie realized how little control parents have over the decisions of the school district. Rocky River is excellent not only because of our teachers, but because of our parents. Their voices should matter when it comes to their children’s education.

  2. Traditional Edcuation and Excellence- Maggie is proud of her own experience and traditional education in Rocky River schools. She wants Rocky River Schools to maintainfocus on traditional educationbecome while maintaining strong fiscal responsibility.

  3. Dealing With Educational Challenges- Being the parent of a disabled child, Maggie has first-hand experience of the IEP process and how to strengthen a parent’s voice in their child’s education. At the same time, she has appreciation for the value of what committed teachers can bring to the educational experience. Maggie wants the schools to deal more effectively and compassionately with any student who is marginalized, including students with disabilities.

  4. Professional Experience With Drug Treatement- Drugs have become a major challenge and danger to society, especially to today’s youth.  Maggie believes in the importance of keeping our schools drug free and focused on positive mental wellbeing for students.

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Community View: Andrew Vitaliti

Andrew Vitaliti

Andrew Vitaliti’s Background.

Andrew Vitaliti graduated from Cedarville University with a B.A. and from Ohio State University with a M.B.A. He has worked as a Legislative Aide at the Ohio legislature and at Nationwide Insurance. He now works for a large professional services organization.

 

Andrew Vitaliti’s Priorities:

  1. Economic and Community Development- Continue searching for and providing great commercial and recreational opportunities to everyone so that we can all continue to enjoy living in Rocky River

  2. Parks and Recreation- Maintain and enhance our parks to make them even more enjoyable to our residents.

  3. Public Safety- Maintain the city's strong track record and keep crime out of neighborhoods. Ensure that residents have a safe community where they can drive, bike and walk without fear of an accident.

  4. Financial Stewardship- Continue to be a good stewards of taxpayer money, making sure that it is spent wisely. Continue to maintain Rocky River’s strong credit.

  5. Senior Living- Ensure that all the seniors are having their needs met.

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