Strongsville Council President Michael Gallagher will run for Cuyahoga County Council
STRONGSVILLE -- Strongsville Council President Michael Gallagher has announced his desire to represent his disrict on the new Cuyahoga County Council.
Gallagher, 53, is the first candidate to return his petitions for a pre-check with the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections for the 5th District seat. The 5th District includes Strongsville, North Royalton, Middleburg Heights, Berea, Olmsted Falls and Precinct D in Olmsted Township.
Gallagher told Sun News on Tuesday that his years on Strongsville City Council have given him the expertise to serve on county council.
"We have a record of financial stability and economic development in Strongsville,” he said. “I believe that I’ve been at least a small part of that during my tenure on council.”
Gallagher has represented Ward 4 for 11 years. He has served two years as council president.
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Gallagher Endorsed by Local Mayors
Mayor Perciak's Mustang Open
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Gallagher Endorsed by Republican Party of Cuyahoga County
On June 30th, Mike Gallagher was endosed by the Republican Party of Cuyahoga County in his race for the District 5 County Council seat.
New Cuyahoga County Council Districts Established
District 5 includes the cities of Berea, Middleburg Heights, North Royalton, Olmsted Falls, and Strongsville, and Olmsted Township Precinct D
Endorsed by the Republican Party!
- Olmsted Falls Heritage Days(20 days)
- North Royalton Community Festival Parade(23 days)
- Strongsville GOP Pig Roast - August 22(23 days)
- Mayor Perciak's Mustang Open(35 days)
- County Council / Executive Offices Primary(39 days)
- General Election(95 days)
