2021 Campaign Kick-off to Elect Kelly Kosek Strongsville Council At-Large on June 15

I’d like to thank the Strongsville Women’s League and the League of Women Voters for hosting the candidate’s night at the Strongsville Rec Center on Monday, September 25.  The video of the event will be available on Channel 21 at 10 am and 7 pm each day between now and the election, if you couldn’t make it on Monday.  When the video is available online, I will share a link.

Yard signs have arrived.  We will be getting them out to beginning in October.  If you would like to support Kelly by placing a yard sign in your yard, please send an email to kosekforcouncil@gmail.com and we’ll get one out to you!

The Strongsville Post asked each of the six candidates why they are running for Strongsville City Council.  Kelly had this to say:

“I’m running for city council because I want to make Strongsville a better place. I see Strongsville as a city at a crossroads. There are some big decisions looming. What will Strongsville look like in the next 10 or 20 years? The decisions that city council makes now will impact the city for years to come. As a mom I’m dismayed that the concerns of families don’t seem to be viewed as a top priority. It’s important that city council be more transparent on the issues it is voting on without just ramming ordinances through without giving residents a real opportunity to be heard. I’m the only candidate not on city council so I’m the only candidate that can bring change to city council. I’m running because residents deserve the choice between more of the same and something different.”

 

Friends of Kelly A. Kosek invite you to enjoy an evening of delicious, homemade desserts with Eleanor Roosevelt portrayed by actress/educator Ruth Pangrace.  Ruth has been portraying Women in History in the greater Cleveland area for almost 20 years and has had the opportunity to explore and discover notable women’s stories that often are buried in our nation’s history.  

Kelly Kosek, Candidate for Strongsville City Council Member At-Large, will address the group. Kelly, “A New Voice for Strongsville,” will bring some diversity to City Council because, if elected, she will be the first Strongsville City Council woman since 2001. Come and help support Kelly Kosek and enjoy an evening with friends and neighbors.

Suggested Contributions: $30, $40, $60, $100 and up

Thursday, August 10, 2017 from 7:00 – 9:00

Strongsville Town Hall: Downstairs Hall (Handicapped Accessible)

18825 Royalton Road, Strongsville Ohio 44136

Please RSVP

By Phone: 440-731-0024 | By Email: kosekforcouncil@gmail.com

            By Mail: 12542 Cooper’s Run Strongsville, Ohio 44149 | By Website

                Checks, Cash, and Credit Cards Accepted at the Door!

We will have a Raffle Basket!
Raffle Tickets – 25 for $20, 12 tickets for $10, 6 tickets for $5

Thank you to everyone who came out to march in the 2017 Strongsville Homecoming Parade.  We had amazing turnout!  Some of the best signs included, “Moms Know Best,” “Vote 4 My Mom,” “Kosek for Change,” and “Kelly for Families.”  It was hot, but it was so wonderful to meet so many Strongsville residents!

This kiddos were running around like crazies before the parade, so they opted to catch a wagon ride for the parade itself.  Such troopers on a crazy-hot day!

The star balloons were the perfect compliment to our logo!  Thank you again to everyone who participated and everyone who came out to the parade.  I’m excited for all of the folks I met and I’m looking forward to getting to know even more residents in the days to come!

Why do I want to be your Strongsville City Council Member at Large?

As a Neighbor, I have Strongsville’s best interests at heart.

My husband, Jason, and I moved to Strongsville from the east side, when we were expecting our youngest son.  After considering other northeast Ohio communities, we chose Strongsville because of its strong sense of family, excellent schools, and the conveniences created by local businesses and Strongsville’s proximity to downtown.

I’ve always endeavored to improve my community in whatever way I can.  I served as the vice president of the Strongsville Early Learning Preschool PTA and am a member of the Surrarrer PTA.  I also recently joined the Strongsville Women’s League.  I serve on the board of Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center, a non-profit focused on providing communications skills to deaf children and adults, as well as children and adults who experience speech disruption or delay.