Sanitary Engineering
Department Head
Joseph V. Warino P.E., P.S., F.NSPE

       Mr. Warino has been the Mahoning County Sanitary Engineer since 1997. He also worked at the Mahoning County Highway Engineers and the Water Engineering Department in the City Of Youngstown. He is appointed by the County Commissioners.

Education:

Bachelor of Engineering - Youngstown State University 1982

Professional License:

• Registered Professional Engineer – Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Hawaii
• Registered Professional Surveyor – Ohio
• Ohio Class I Operator, Water Distribution System
• Notary Public

Professional and Civic Associations:

• 2009 President of the Ohio Society Of Professional Engineers
• Ohio Society of Professional Engineers – Past President of the Engineers Educational Foundation
• National Society of Professional Engineers – Critical Assessment and Homeland Security task force
• Ohio Society of Professional Engineers –  Past Director
• Professional Land Surveyors of Ohio
• Mahoning Valley Society of Professional Engineers – Past President
• Eastgate Council of Governments –Technical Advisory Committee
• American Water Works Association
• Water Environment Federation
• Youngstown State University – Industry Advisory Council
• Ohio Township Association
• Grow Mahoning Valley
• Canfield Rotary
• Canfield Historical Society
• Healthy Valley Alliance
• Youngstown State University Alumni Association – Life Member
• Former Canfield Township Trustee

Awards:

• 2009 Class of Fellows of the National Society of Professional Engineers
• Outstanding Government Official for 2002 – Home Builders Association
• Ohio Public Health Association Citizen Award 2004
• Wendell R. LaDue Citation – American Water Works Association
• Certificate of Appreciation – Milton Township Trustees

Mission Statement:

    “In conformity with Mahoning County’s Mission Statement, the Sanitary Engineering Department, for all customers of the Metropolitan Sewer District and residents and businesses of Mahoning County will deliver quality service, Promote public health, safety and work towards the preservation of the general well being of the community, especially in areas of the environment. The department is committed to assisting the community in economic development through responsible planned use of the sanitary sewer system. The department supports and encourages community self reliance and responsibility while serving as a model employer.