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Warren employee floating to new role

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Water pollution control Director Ed Haller is leaving the department to take a job with a municipality in the greater Cleveland area. Haller will begin as the superintendent of wastewater treatment for the city of North Royalton in Cuyahoga County. Mike Welke, who is currently superintendent of water pollution, will take over leadership of the department.

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Warren employee floating to new role

WARREN — Water pollution control Director Ed Haller is leaving the department to take a job with a municipality in the greater Cleveland area. Mayor Doug Franklin made the announcement during Wednesday’s city council meeting. “I will tell you that Warren is one of the best-kept secrets in Northeast Ohio, and I have really enjoyed being here,” Haller said. Haller will begin as the superintendent of wastewater treatment for the city of North Ro…

1 month ago·Warren, United States

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