E99: Jim Ziemnik - Lorain County Metro Parks
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In Episode 99 of the LorainCounty.com Insights Podcast, host Ed Skimin speaks with, Jim Ziemnik, Director of the Lorain County Metro Parks.
He provides an in-depth overview of the organization, its history, and its impact on the community.
Since its inception in 1957, Lorain County Metro Parks has grown to manage over 11,000 acres across 35 different parks and facilities.
Jim discusses his role, the long-term goals of the Metro Parks, and how the organization contributes to the quality of life in the county through conservation, recreation, and educational initiatives.
The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by the Metro Parks, funding sources, partnership value, and future expansion strategies.
Additionally, Jim shares his background in landscape architecture and reflects on his leadership style and personal interests.
Insights into the Lorain County Metro Parks with Director Jim Ziemnik
00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview
00:38 Guest Introduction: Jim Ziemnik
01:05 Personal Connection to Lorain County Metro Parks
02:20 Role and Responsibilities of the Director
02:29 History and Growth of Lorain County Metro Parks
06:33 Park Locations and Community Impact
07:59 Park Expansion and Development Strategies
12:42 Partnerships and Donations
15:16 Reservable Spaces and Community Programs
19:49 Funding and Financial Challenges
20:51 Budget Challenges and Legislative Restrictions
21:53 Staffing and Fiscal Responsibility
22:55 Property Valuations and Housing Market Impact
23:59 Opportunities for Metro Parks
24:49 Lakefront Access and Avon Lake Project
25:44 Measuring Success and Future Goals
29:08 Personal Background and Career Path
38:03 Leadership Style and Influences
39:45 Environmental Concerns and Community Outreach
40:51 Conclusion and Contact Information