1. Pledge of Allegiance/Roll Call

2. Minutes

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   Public Forum

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   Council Report

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   Mayor Report

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   Manager’s Report

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   Committee Report

    VIII.    Old Business

A . Vacancy on Board of Zoning Appeals to fill

          IX. New Business

          X.         First Reading

XI.        Second & Third Readings of Ordinance & Resolution

1. Res. Res. Of Necessity –Street Lighting Assessment (2^nd reading)
2. Ord. $814,500 Bond Anticipation Note (2^nd Reading)
3. Ord. $327,500 Bond Anticipation Note (2^nd Reading)
4. Ord. Approving the Editing of Ordinances and Resolutions (3^nd  reading)

12. Executive Session:

13. Work Session: 

14. Adjournment

There is a changing of the guard in Carlisle. The results so far have three new 
City Council members for the City of Carlisle.
 
In the At Large Council Seat Chad Johnson defeated incumbent Dennis Bowles 
with close to 65% of the votes. Dennis has served the City of Carlisle on 
Council for 17 years.
   
In Ward 1, Carlisle has decided to "GO GREEN".  Bryan Green has defeated Mary Ann
Thompson with 55% of the votes.  It was a close race but Green pulled it out.
Mary Ann Thompson has served our City for 20 years in various roles in City Council
and as Deputy Mayor.
   
In Ward 2, Carrie Branson had served 10 years and stepped down to devote more time
to her family.  With Ward 2 wide open for Sharon Shelton and Scott Boschert, 
Boschert took the seat with 62% of the votes.
   
Ward 3 there was no change of guard.  Randy Winkler kept his seat with a commanding
70% of the votes over Rich Smith.
 

We will have statements from the candidates posted just 
as soon as we get them! 
   
A snapshot of the voting from the Warren County 
Website is listed below:   
 
 
 
City Council (at-large) - Carlisle City
          TO BE ELECTED:  1
              (WITH 4 OF 4 PRECINCTS COUNTED)
           DENNIS BOWLES .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       445   35.86
           CHAD S. JOHNSON  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       796   64.14

          City Council (ward 1) - Carlisle City
          TO BE ELECTED:  1
              (WITH 2 OF 2 PRECINCTS COUNTED)
           BRYAN GREEN.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       322   54.95
           MARY ANN THOMPSON.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       264   45.05

          City Council (ward 2) - Carlisle City
          TO BE ELECTED:  1
              (WITH 2 OF 2 PRECINCTS COUNTED)
           SCOTT BOSCHERT.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       219   62.04
           SHARON SHELTON.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       134   37.96

          City Council (ward 3) - Carlisle City
          TO BE ELECTED:  1
              (WITH 2 OF 2 PRECINCTS COUNTED)
           RICH SMITH .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .        98   30.91
           RANDALL J. WINKLER  .  .  .  .  .  .  .       219   69.09

Deputy Mayor and Ward 1 City Council Member Mary Ann Thompson is looking for your vote for re-election on November 3rd!!

Date of Birth: November 21, 1945

Married to Randol C. Thompson for 27 years

Carlisle resident for 41 years

Education: Sinclair Community College – Business Management

Retired 2001 – Standard Register Co, as Mgr of ISG Services, with 34 years service.

Dear Citizens of Carlisle,

For the last 20 years it has been my honor to serve as your City Council Representative for Ward 1, with the last 6 years as your Deputy Mayor. I can only express my gratitude and the rewards I have felt in being able to be a part of and make a difference in helping guide the City of Carlisle to new heights. During my tenure as your City Council Ward 1 representative, I have also served in many other capacities to grow this great city.

• Planning Commission – (22 years)
• Park Board – (15 years)
• City Finance Committee – (15 years)
• Chairman of the Personnel board – (5 years)
• Organizing the Annual Santa Breakfasts - (10 years)
• Organizing Christmas Tree Lightings – (15 years)
• Hot Dog Roast to Benefit the Park Board – (4 years)
• Golf Tournaments to Benefit the Park Board – (14 years)
• Executive Board of the Rail Road Days Committee (15 years)
• Lead Organizer of the Rail Road Day Parade – (15 years)
• Warren County Municipal League, as Past President and Current Secretary/Treasurer (12 years)

Part of my role as your City Council Representative and Deputy Mayor is to make sure this great city prospers among the numerous cities located in Warren County and the State of Ohio. I was appointed 3 years ago as one of 3 Ohio representatives to serve on the National Human Development Steering Committee. This year I was also appointed to serve as Carlisle’s representative on the National Small Cities Council. Serving on these National Committees brings us additional knowledge and helps Carlisle solve similar problems while bringing recognition to our city on a National level.

All incumbents, including myself, have managed to keep our city in a positive financial position relative to the economic challenges facing many communities today. I think the decisions and actions made have always shown that heartfelt commitment to this community. We hope everyone feels that it is in the best interest of the community to keep experienced Council Members, so that we can continue down the path to what we all want - a great place to call home.

I am extremely proud of our community and want to continue to be a part of its growth.

I am asking for your support at the upcoming November 3^rd election. I am ready to continue doing what I can to serve this great community for another 4 years.

You can contact me via my e-mail, mat280@aol.com or by phone, 746-1260. Visit my website, www.votemaryannthompson.comfor my biography, my community activities. And my comments on the issues.

Mary Ann Thompson

Deputy Mayor, City of Carlisle