Robyn is a 41 year resident of Boardman having attended all Boardman Schools culminating with graduation from Boardman High School. After high school, she attended Miami University, in Oxford, Ohio and earned a Bachelor’s degree Political Science. She then went on to Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio where she was awarded the degree of Juris Doctor. Robyn is admitted to practice law in the State of Ohio and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

She is a practicing attorney and partner with Siciliano & Gallitto, PLL, a general practice civil firm in Boardman. Robyn focuses her energies on domestic law. She has been member of the Mahoning County Bar Association’s Newsletter Committee for over three years.

Robyn exemplifies community service by her membership and involvement in several organizations. She is a member of the Boardman Rotary Club where she served on the Board and co-chaired the Club’s largest fundraiser, The Oktoberfest. She is a current member and past Board member of the Junior League of Youngstown. She sat on the Wick Neighbors Board for its Smoky Hollow Revitalization project in Youngstown. She sits on the Board of Potential Development Program Inc., an agency that serves children with autism and developmental delays. Robyn also serves on the Board of Jubilee Gardens, which promotes the greening of the Mahoning Valley. Robyn also enjoyed membership in the Ridgewood Garden Club where she served as a past President. In 1998, she graduated from the Boardman Citizen’s Police Academy.

Attorney Robyn Gallitto was elected to the Board of Trustees on November 8, 2005 after receiving 6,307 votes and being the top vote-getter in the five person race. This is her first venture into public office and she looks forward to being a public servant. She ran on a platform of fiscal responsibility, the restoration of civility and unity to the administration and to the community at large, and to establish and communicate a long-term vision and plan for Boardman. Through her position as Trustee, she has had the opportunity to interact with many other public officials at all levels of government. She believes these connections can help Boardman and the immediate area.