The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs (Dissolved 10/7/2026)
Restored by ordinance on May 4, 2026, the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs was intended to operate as a statutory, three-member body responsible for the management, operation, and maintenance of Perrysville’s public utility systems under the Ohio Revised Code, including infrastructure oversight, personnel management, rate establishment, and operational bylaws.
However, because the board never held a quorum or became a functioning body since its reestablishment, Village Council passed an emergency ordinance on October 7, 2026, pursuant to ORC Sections 735.271 and 735.272, to formally abolish the board and establish the position of Village Administrator. Following this ordinance, all administrative duties, management, and operations regarding Perrysville’s public services and utilities have been transitioned to the Village Administrator under the direction of the Mayor and Village Council.
Board Members
Marianne PriceTerm: 6/1/2026 – 10/7/2026
ToBeDetermined@PerrysvilleOhio.gov
This seat is held by Marianne Price, an appointed member of the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs. In addition to general board duties, the seat involves supporting board initiatives and contributing to the oversight of village water and wastewater system operations.
Vacancy Term: Appointment Date – 12/31/2027
ToBeDetermined@PerrysvilleOhio.gov
This seat represents an appointed or elected member of the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs. The trustee in this role works collaboratively with the board to review monthly utility operating budgets, monitor water and wastewater system compliance data, and evaluate personnel requirements for the utility departments.
Vacancy Term: Appointment Date – 12/31/2027
ToBeDetermined@PerrysvilleOhio.gov
This seat represents an appointed or elected member of the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs. The trustee in this role assists the board in assessing long-term utility infrastructure needs, establishing fair and compliant utility rate structures, and enacting operational bylaws to protect the village’s public utility assets.