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Commissioners confirm Seneca County Justice Center cupola will be lit rainbow colors for LGBT Pride Month
TIFFIN, OH — A source close to city officials revealed to TiffinOhio.net on Tuesday that the cupola of the Seneca County Joint Justice Center will again feature rainbow-colored lighting to celebrate LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) pride on the weekend of June 21-23.
The tradition started in 2018, when the cupola was lit rainbow colors for the first time after county and city officials were lobbied by local residents.
“Tiffin’s days of sitting in the past are over – we’re a progressive community on the move,” the insider with close access to city and county officials added.
People are encouraged to take photos of the display and share them on social media, with some on social media calling for citizens to thank the city for the inclusive gesture.
The City of Tiffin and Seneca County governments are overwhelmingly controlled by Republicans, with Mayor Aaron D. Montz and all three county commissioners (Stacy, Thomas, and Kerschner) belonging to the GOP.
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