Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Senator Morano Announces Decision to Keep Jobs in Lorain

State Senator Sue Morano (D-Lorain) is pleased to announce that the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services will keep its call center in Lorain County. ODJFS had considered moving the call center to another area of the state during a review of the agency’s operations. But, Senator Morano worked extensively to convince ODJFS to keep the jobs in Lorain County. The Senator has issued the following statement regarding the decision:

“The decision to keep the Lorain County Call Center at its current location is wonderful news for Lorain! This move keeps jobs from leaving an area already hard hit by unemployment.

“I have been working closely with Director Lumpkin and various leaders of Lorain County to ensure that this call center stays in the 13th Senate District. The past few months have been full of uncertainty as the closure date came closer. However, it is a sincere pleasure to announce that these hard working employees will not be relocated.”

The Caucus


Minority Leader Eric H. Kearney - Cincinnati - 9th District
Assistant Minority Leader Joe Schiavoni - Canfield - 33rd District
Minority Whip Nina Turner - Cleveland - 25th District
Assistant Minority Whip Edna Brown - Toledo - 11th District
Senator Tom Sawyer - Akron - 28th District
Senator Charleta B. Tavares - Columbus - 15th District
Senator Shirley Smith - Cleveland - 21st District
Senator Michael J. Skindell - Cleveland - 23rd District
Senator Lou Gentile - Steubenville - 30th District
Senator Capri S. Cafaro - Hubbard - 32nd District

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