John Seitz For Ward 6 City Council

John Seitz For Ward 6 City Council Keep Aurora Safe, Beautiful, and Financially Sound

For anyone interested
04/06/2026

For anyone interested

02/23/2026

City News from Mayor Report

• Snowman Contest: Submit your creations to Parks and Rec by February 28 with the
name(s) of the artists and location of the snowman. Use the link on the Snowman
Contest page found on Auroraoh.com under Parks and Rec/Events.
• Spring EGGStravaganza: Saturday, March 28, first group will begin at 9 a.m., AHS
gym, ages 12 and under. Registration opens March 2. Egg hunt, bunny meet and
greet, face painting, games, raffles and more. Register at Auroraoh.com.
• Community Garden: Non-renewed plots will be made available to all gardeners
beginning March 9 at 8:30 a.m. More information can be found by contacting the
Parks and Rec Department.
State of the City Address: The State of the City luncheon will be held Wednesday, February 25 at
Aurora Meadows and is being catered by Mazzulo’s.
Salt Supply: We have approximately 1,000 tons of regular salt, 200 tons of Clearlane/treated salt on
hand and 800 tons remain on order. This season (2025/2026) we have used approximately 5,960
tons of salt (combination of regular and treated salt).
Judge Mark Fankhauser: I recognize with sadness the sudden passing of longtime Portage County
Municipal Court Judge Mark Fankhauser on Sunday, February 15. He served our county well, and I
send heartfelt condolences to his family, including his wife, Portage County Clerk Jill Fankhauser.
Mayor’s Office: Since our last meeting, I completed staff annual evaluations, spoke to Rotary Club
about 2026 plans, and met with Superintendent Dr. Paul Milcetich and School Board President Pam
Mehallis. I also submitted my March Aurora Neighbors letter and did a story for Channel 19 about
progress at Aurora Park.

02/10/2026

Check out the latest mayor reports for city.

01/25/2026
12/04/2025

Mayor Report - sorry a little behind

11/04/2025

Friendly reminder to Vote!

10/18/2025

Some info on aggregation programs as we switch

Aurora Electric Aggregation Program:
Electric is an “Opt-Out” program where residents are automatically enrolled unless they have requested to be excluded or are on a separate supply agreement.
Program participants automatically transfer from one term to the next unless they take themselves out of the program.
The electric program is currently supplied by Dynegy at the rate of $0.0858/kWh until April 2026 and has no early termination fee.
Anyone who wants to check their status in the electric program should call Dynegy at 888-682-2170 - they can answer questions and add/remove accounts from the electric program.

Aurora Natural Gas Aggregation Program:
Natural Gas is an “Opt-In” program where only the residents who have proactively contacted the supplier and requested to join are included.
If the natural gas supplier changes with the start of a new term, as it has done this year, participants do not automatically continue in the new program term and must contact the supplier if they wish to enroll.
The natural gas program is currently supplied by IGS Energy at the rate of $4.99/Mcf until October 2026 and has no early termination fee.
Anyone who wants to check their status in the natural gas program should call IGS Energy at 877-353-0162 - they can answer questions and add/remove accounts from the natural gas program.

You always have the option to choose others on Apples to Apples -puco.

Thanks. John

08/14/2025

Aug report

Great info in the latest Mayor Report
07/22/2025

Great info in the latest Mayor Report

Mark your calendars!
06/02/2025

Mark your calendars!

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