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First Term

Record of Service

I’m incredibly grateful to the residents of Rossford for the trust you placed in me to serve on City Council. From day one, I’ve focused on listening closely, leading with transparency, and making sure residents have a real voice in the decisions that shape our community. Whether through public meetings, community conversations, or one-on-one discussions, I’ve worked to keep the door open and the conversation going. Together, we’ve made meaningful progress—on public safety, downtown development, and strengthening the connection between residents and their local government. I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished and excited about the work still ahead.

-Brenna

14+ Quarterly Community Conversations

80+ Constituent Meetings

Over 400+ Hours in Public Meetings

  • Hosted regular forums to hear directly from residents.

  • Promoted transparency and two-way communication.

  • Gathered public input that shaped key decisions.

First Full Time Fire Department

  • Suggested a special committee of fire fighters, community members, and members of council that led to the development of the first full time fire department in Rossford's history.

  • Improvements to emergency response times and community safety.

  • Supported funding and planning for sustainable operations.

  • Provided one-on-one support to address local concerns.

  • Advocated for residents on issues ranging from zoning to safety.

  • Fostered trust through accessibility and responsiveness.

Improvements to Parks & City Services

  • Expanded access to inclusive amenities with new play structures, pickleball courts, and upgraded park features.

  • Initiated a citywide review of tot-lots to guide future improvements and equity in neighborhood amenities.

  • Supported expanded internet option access and upcoming pedestrian safety upgrades near the new pocket park, funded entirely by TARTA Lite.

  • Actively participated in council sessions, committees, and hearings.

  • Contributed to informed decision-making across city departments.

  • Maintained a consistent presence in city governance.

Connection to State and Federal Legislators

  • Connected residents with their U.S. Congress Representative in person to advocate for local and personal needs.

  • Facilitated direct in person communication with Ohio Board of Education Vice President on education issues.

  • Built strong relationships with state and federal leaders to elevate community priorities.

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