General Information

Name : Mr. Frank C. Comunale
Age : 64
Place of residence : Akron, Ohio

Education

Graduated Firestone HS 1966

College

Attended college : Yes
College : The University of Akron
Degree : BA, History 1970

Grad school

University : The University of Akron
Degree : MA, Business

Employment Information

Job titles held : Senior Vice President with S.A. Comunale, fire protection contractors, of Barberton.

Political Information

Party affiliation : Democrat
Running for a: Local office
Running for position: Summit County Councilmember District 4 Representative
Chamber/district: Akron, District 4
Incumbent: Yes
First elected: 02 April 2008
Previous elective offices : None
Unsuccessful bids for elective offices : 2010, Ohio State Senate

Party HQ

Address 25 Berkshire Ct.
Akron, OH 44313

Campaign Manager

Name : Rebecca Wehr
Title : Campaign Manager

URLs

Facebook : www.facebook.com

With over four decades of professional business experience, I bring a precise knowledge of the community, its diversity and responsibilities to charitable and civic organizations. My extensive experience and community involvement in both the for profit and not-for-profit worlds makes me an excellent candidate for re-election to Summit County Council, District 4. As former Vice President of S.A. Comunale Co., I was in charge of sales and service for 15 years; responsible for over 100 staff persons and annual gross revenue of 10 million dollars.

I have leadership expertise in a wide range of Summit County non-profits. Most significantly, I was President of Summit County Library whose annual budget reached 29 million dollars that year and President of Tow Path Credit Union with a budget of 60 million dollars. As council member, I work continuously to regionalize services and to provide the greatest number of services to citizens in an extremely challenging economic climate. I work diligently with elected officials, through the budget process, ensuring that regionalism is a priority. I constantly look for best practices to favorably affect revenue streams and relentlessly watch all Summit County expenditures.