
Public Meeting Notice Ohio Broadband Council to Hold First Meeting
What: First Meeting of the Ohio Broadband Council When: December 4, 2007; 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Where: Riffe Center for Government and the Arts 77 South High Street Columbus 31st Floor Conference Room South B & C Contacts: Media – Ron Sylvester, (614) 728-8698, All Others – Katrina Flory, (614) 995-5466, Governor Ted Strickland signed Executive Order 2007-24S, Establishing the Ohio Broadband Council and the Ohio Broadband Network, on July 26. The purpose of the Ohio Broadband Council is to develop a strategic plan for the deployment of a new, statewide broadband data network. In accordance with EO 2007-24S, the Council will provide the leadership and direction necessary to:
Broadband Council members include: Mark Forni, Dept. of Agriculture; Rod Houpe, Dept. of Commerce; Norman Chagnon, Dept. of Development; Steve Burigana, Dept. of Education; Bruce Hotte, Dept. of Health; John Wanchick; Dept. of Job and Family Services; Jeffrey Clouse; Dept. of Public Safety; Ronnie Fergus; Public Utilities Commission of Ohio; Harry Andrist, Board of Regents; Fred Deel, Governor’s Office of Appalachia; Rep. David Daniels, Ohio House of Representatives; Sen. Joy Padgett, Ohio State Senate; Sen. Jason Wilson, Ohio State Senate; Mark Ansboury, One Community (Cleveland); Shawn Clemmons, South Central Ohio Computer Association; Justin Fallon, Gallia County Commissioner; Stephen Hedges, Ohio Public Library Information Network; Chris Henney, Ohio Farm Bureau; Gary Little, Information Technology Alliance of Appalachian Ohio; Rob Luikart, Ohio State University; Frank Mathews, Communications Workers of America; Brian Phillips, Ohio University; Jennifer Simon, Athens Chamber of Commerce; U.S. Rep. Zack Space, U.S. House of Representatives; Scott Teeters; LaMar Wyse, Galion Community Hospital; Ed Kozelek, Time Warner Cable; Sharon Mitchell, Dakota Community Center; Connie Browning, AT&T Ohio; Janine Migden-Ostrander, Ohio Consumers’ Counsel. Council Co-Chairmen are Ohio state government Chief Information Officer Steve Edmonson and Ohio Supercomputer Center Executive Director Stanley Ahalt. |
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