BRIAN BURNS
Brian has been a proud resident of the Village of Newtown since 2002. He was appointed to council in January of 2008 after several years of active participation in village interests. Brian has high aspirations for the village via encouraging the growth and uniqueness of our downtown area while preserving the quaint historical environment within. He believes that this village is an exceptional place to live, work, and raise a family and aims to preserve and improve this exceptional locale.
Serving Council Committees:
Parks and Recreation - Chairman
Human Resources
Planning and Development
Community Reinvestment Act - CRA
DOUG EVANS
Doug Evans has been a village resident for 42 years. Married with three children, Doug is the business owner of Evans Landscaping for the last 25 years. Doug was appointed to Council for a 4-year term on February 2004 and elected to a 4-year term beginning January 2008. During his term, Doug's goals are to help with transportation issues, give voice on council for businesses to help them to succeed, and to develop a Village Center for our residents and their families.
Serving Council Committees:
Public Service
Parks and Recreation
Finance/Ordinances/Audit
TRACY HUEBER
Tracy Hueber is the third generation in her family to live in the Village and it means a lot to her to help Newtown stay unique and be a great little walk-around town. Tracy is in the fourth year of her second elected term on council, where she was the chair and head of Parks and Recreation the entire time and was also on the Fire Committee for two years. Tracy has created the Memory Tree program that allows people to donate trees for loved ones for any occasion along with the type of tree as an educational tool for the viewers. Tracy works closely with youth sports, bringing them back into our parks for the betterment of the community. She also works closely with the Maintenance and Service Department and on Village beautification, creating all the new plantings and flower pots, hoping to create more around town in the future. The latest was the one at Little Dry Run, which was a fully donated project with the exception of the Village sign and labor.
Tracy would love to get a local garden club together to do personal plantings around town, similar to the one in Ault Park and have an Art Show in the upcoming years. She is always open for suggestions if anyone wishes to contact her.
Serving Council Committees:
Public Service
Public Safety
Human Resources and Communication
MARK KOBASUK
Mark was appointed to term in 2004 and then elected to a four-year term on the Village of Newtown Council as of January 2006. Mark is married with three children.
Mark is Vice President of General Counsel of Omnicare, Inc. He is committed to revitalizing the Village consistent with its historic character, attracting new businesses and maintaining and improving the Village's parks. Mark favors the development of a community center in the Village to provide a place for recreational activities for residents.
Serving Council Committees:
Parks and Recreation (Chair)
Human Resources and Communication
Public Safety
KEN PULSKAMP
Ken was elected to a four-year term on the Village of Newtown Council as of January 2006.
Serving Council Committees:
Human Resources and Communication
Public Service
Public Safety
DARYL ZORNES
Daryl Zornes has been a village resident for 34 years. Married to Wilma, they have three daughters, and four grandchildren.
Daryl is the retired Police Chief, having served 34 years with the Newtown Police Division. Daryl retired in March 2007, and immediately upon retirement, accepted a position with Primerica Financial Services, a Citi Company. Daryl was elected to Council for a 4-year term commencing January 2008.
During his term, Daryl's goals are to concentrate on transportation issues, be a voice on council for residents and businesses alike, and to develop a Community Center for our residents and their families.
Throughout his years of public service, Daryl has built a reputation of honesty and integrity with the residents and business owners. He has learned to listen to the concerns of the citizens, and act with their best interests in mind. Daryl wants to continue to foster his relationship with the citizens while serving on the Village Council. Daryl can be contacted at 513-266-5662, or by email at dzornes@villageofnewtown.com with any questions or concerns.
Serving Council Committees:
Human Resources & Communications (Chair)
Finance/ Ordinances/ Audit
Parks & Recreation
Member of Board of Zoning Appeals
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