Policy

Legislative Agenda

Below are all proposed, pending, and passed legislation either written or introduced by Councilman Griffin:


Supporting America250PA's mission to engage all Pennsylvanians through programs, projects, and events over the next several years by inspiring future leaders and celebrating Pennsylvania's many contributions to this nation over the last 250 years.


Establishes a Finance Committee to work alongside the City Finance Office to assess the City’s financial stability and provide short-term and long-term options to better address the City’s financial needs.


Would give priority in all purchases and contracts of the City of Titusville to goods and services produced or rendered by Union laborers within the United States of America.


Protects Survivors of Domestic Violence who are tenants of rental housing in the City by requiring lock changes, allowing early termination of a lease, and allowing tenant and landlord to amend lease or enter new lease without the perpetrator of Domestic Violence.


Regulates the use of Electric Scooters or "E-Scooters" by providing certain standards for operation and safety.


Officially designating the month of September as Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Month in the City of Titusville, and encouraging residents, businesses, agencies, and organizations to recognize and honor the lives of those diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy, as well as to promote and support organizations dedicated to increased awareness, advocacy, and research of Muscular Dystrophy.


Making it easier for farmers and artisans to do business by providing exemptions from license fees for those who sell their  products as part of a farmer's market within the City of Titusville.


Holding banks accountable for the upkeep of foreclosed properties. Requires banks pay a bi-annual fee to register their foreclosed properties with the City and appoint a property manager to ensure all standards for health and safety of the property.


Streamlining the enforcement and processing of criminal possession of Marijuana by creating a local summary charge, with a non-traffic citation and fine of up to $300.


Officially designating the weekend including or preceding March 17 as "Irish-American Heritage Weekend" in the City of Titusville.


Adopt policies for the purchase and procurement of firefighter turnout gear with regard to the presence of toxic per-fluoroalkyl and poly-fluoroalkyl substances.

Council Committee Assignments

Gavin is actively serving as Council Liaison to the following boards, authorities, committees and commissions:


Membership includes two members of Council, the City Manager, Public Safety Commissioner, and members of the Titusville Fire Department (TFD). Tasked with the goal of addressing the long-term impacts of toxic exposure on public health, environmental safety, and the well-being of our City’s first responders. Meets as needed.


Membership includes two members of Council, the City Manager, and representatives from Titusville Renaissance, Inc. (TRI). This working group is tasked with discussing new ways to incorporate the Titusville Open Air Market back within the City limits. Meets as needed.


Five year term. Five members. Meet 3rd Tuesday following the 3rd Monday at 3:00pm at Central Towers. Follow the regulations of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Provide housing to low income individuals who need safe, sanitary, and affordable housing. Members shall be residents of the City.


Four year term. Three members. Meet as necessary. Responsible for preparing, adopting and administering civil service rules and regulations for the City of Titusville. Set the process for testing, selection and appointment of Fire and Police Department personnel. Must be a registered elector of the City.


Advisory board was created in 2020 after the City took over the management of the airport. Eight members including one City Council member. Three 5-year terms, two 3-year terms, and two 1-year terms. Meet 2nd Tuesday of the month at 5pm at the Airport. Purpose of the board is to make recommendations on airport operations and render advice on the efficient operation thereof to City Council and the City Manager. Members shall have a working knowledge of applicable FAA and PA Bureau of Aviation rules and regulations.