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JUDGE OF MUNICIPAL COURT TOLEDOBeau C.MillerWilliam M. Connelly Jr.No replyreceivedNo replyreceivedMAUMEE CITY SCHOOLEDUCATIONMAUMEE CITY COUNCILJoshuaHarrisTracey ElmoreMedical Secretary, City Councilman, CharityFundraiserJourneyman electricianPhilip LeinbachNo replyEngineerreceivedMaumee High School, Class of 2000 UndergraduateUniversity of Toledo, Medical Secretary certificatestudies at BGSU and Owens Community College Licensed1984Journeyman ElectricianBachelor of Science in Engineering, Cornell University;Master of Engineering, Cornell University; Master ofBusiness Administration, Cornell ouncilhttp://Philip Leinbach for Maumee City CouncilMargo E. PuffenbergerGraphic DesignerMatt BushNo reply receivedKent State University Bachelor of Arts in VisualCommunication Design Minor in k.com/ electmargohttp://www.instagram.com/electmargo/to fulfill this office'sList your judicial experience(courts and years)I have been serving the citizens of Maumee sinceJune 2017 in the capacity of council person. Ihave served on several committees and boardsincluding Maumee Indoor Theater, JEDZ(Maumee, Monclova, Toledo), finance, andMaster Plan. Prior to my city position I heldpositions in finance and accounts receivable inmedical offices for the past 37 years, specializingin insurance billing and collections. Myfundraising endeavors over the past 16 years hastaught me how to network effectively, organizeevents on a large scale, and keep financial recordsthat stood up to a state audit.d, and how will youWhat experiences havprepared you to be a ScWhat experiences have you had that will enable you to fulfill this office's responsibilities?What about your non-judicial legal experience qualifies youto be a judge?Why are you running for this particular court seat?I am a licensed journeyman electrician in charge ofsupervising and training apprentices and have heldleadership positions throughout my life in both volunteerand professional capacities. As a near-lifelong resident ofMaumee, I'm in tune with the recent history of our city andthe particular political climate that Maumee City Councilcurrently operates under. For the past four years, I havemade a point to attend nearly every council meeting, whichhas provided me with abundant insight into how ourgovernment is run as well as paths to improvement. Icurrently serve on the Charter Review AdvisoryCommission, Building Standards & Appeals Board, andMaumee Indoor Theater Advisory Board. I have alsopreviously worked as a Maumee High School MarchingPride and Indoor Drumline instructor (15 years). Finally,I am a committed Maumee resident who is invested inhelping Maumee grow and progress in a direction thatbenefits all residents now and long into the future.I believe that City Council members' most importantresponsibility is ensuring residents receive the services theyneed to live their lives with as few encumbrances aspossible. People's desires change over time as do theoptions for satisfying those desires, so making wisedecisions is essential work for Council members. Duringmy 30 year career in engineering/consulting, I have beenresponsible for providing solutions for clients' needs. Ihave done so by (1) listening How is the need described?;(2) asking questions - Clarify the need. Understand thecurrent service delivery process; (3) obtaining data Howdoes the current process perform?; (4) developingalternatives What can be improved? How can it beimplemented? How much will it cost?; (5) recommendingsolution Involve teams to determine the best alternativefor implementation. I have used these skills in serving mychurch as a Trustee for many years and I will also use themto serve the residents of Maumee.I feel that all of my experiences in my life thus farhave built upon each other to make me who I am andshape my viewpoint today. All past thoughts, actionsand emotions drove me to the decision that the bestway to make change on a larger level is throughpolicy/legislation. I have experience running ahousehold and raising two children along with startingand running my own business. More specifically, myexperiences working with the City of Maumee andattending City Council meetings along with goingthrough the process of getting topics on the agendafor consideration/vote has directly prepared me forthe position I am seeking and its responsibilities.What do you think are tto improving educationyou intend to aWhat are your highest priorities when you are elected, and how will you accomplish them?1. Economic Development - Maumee must attractand retain businesses in an effort to expand our taxbase through income taxes. This will enable us tofund more services and hire more personnel toprovide those services that Maumee residents havecome to expect. Making Maumee businessfriendly has already accomplished this and I planto support keeping this process easy for business.2. Master Plan/Uptown Revitalization - Maumeeleadership has a responsibility to have a plan forthe future success of the whole city and this muststart with a master plan. This process is not onethat be done overnight and change is not easilyaccepted but I am confident that we are heading inthe right direction through altered traffic patterns,zoning changes (including DORA), and a safer andmore attractive uptown and city as a whole. 3.Transparency/Information - Making public accessto the functions of the city easier through ourwebsite, Facebook page and local newspaper.Information is power.My highest priority if elected will be to improve thechannels of communication within Maumee. Without areliable flow of information between the city and itsresidents, we are forever fighting an uphill battle whereincomplete pieces of information are filled in withassumptions or half truths. My plan is to buildaccountability into information sharing on the part of thecity and government that creates predictability for theresidents so that when changes, updates, or newsworthyevents occur, residents will know exactly how and whereto get accurate information. We already have multipletools at the city's hands for the dissemination ofinformation, including a city website, a Facebook page, aquarterly newsletter, a city newspaper, and a newlyimplemented text alert system. By utilizing these tools tobuild and share a communication cadence, all residentswill know precisely where they can look to find anyanswers they may desire.Two major initiatives are underway in Maumee: UptownRevitalization and Sewer System Upgrade. Both are multiyear efforts that require sound planning andimplementation oversight. As a member of Council, Iwould expect to serve on the committees that areresponsible for these projects. I will use my skills to ensurethese projects are following a detailed plan and, ifnecessary, to suggest adjustments to the plan based on realworld conditions. I would engage other Council members,the Mayor and the City Administrator in seeking to adoptany recommendations that emerge from committeedeliberations.Our city's issues with pumping raw sewage into theMaumee River and our sewers needing upgraded andfixed. The City is going through the process of gettingthe sewer problem planned and fixed but I plan toensure that this project is at the forefront of thebudget and concerns of everyone until it is fixed. OurMaster Plan needs updated (last one was 1975). Ihave been trying to get the city to get the Master Planupdated for the past 3 years and so I will continue topush for this at a better seat at the table. We have aMaster Plan Committee formed and the project hasbeen budgeted but now we need an RFP/RFQpublished so that we can start the project. The cityneeds better communication with it's residents. I willcontinue to push for better communication andsuggest that each council member takes turns toaddress any concerns brought up by citizens at publicmeetings. I will also make sure communications areput out by the city and might start my owncommunication with residents.

MAUMEE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OFEDUCATION MEMBERStephaniePiechowiakJanet WolffNo reply receivedNo reply receivedNORTHWEST OHIO EDUCATION SERVICE CENTERDISTRICT 3 GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERMONCLOVA TOWNSHIP TRUSTEEHeidi HessRetired Captain from Springfield Township FireDepartment , after 38 years in EMS/FIREBarbara LangMonclova Township TrusteeBarbara Lang went to high school at Notre DameI have a AS from Central Wyoming COLLEGE, IAcademy. She graduated from Miami University with areceived my Paramedic training from Lima College a Bachelor of Science degree in communications. She is abranch of Ohio Stategraduate of The Ohio State Leadership Academy andNIMS certified.RonLoefflerNo replyreceivedTrudy Yoder VicaryCFO for Yoder Machinery SalesRoss Stambaugh(Write-In)Paul R. DrakeIIINo reply receivedNo reply receivedgraduated from Springfield High School, variouscollege courses, Realtor License and di Hess 4 Monclova Township TrusteesWhat experiences have you had that hasprepared you to be a School Board Member?What experiences have you had that will enable you to fulfill this office's responsibilities?I have been in public service for over 38years. I wasthe president of Springfield Township Firefightersunion for three years. I have been a board member ofWaterside Monclova HOA, for the last 11years. I waspresident of the HOA ae, we have 602 homes withabout 1,ooo residents. I was President of the studentbody in college. I have always been interested inpolitics and involved in the politics where , I wouldand liveWhat do you think are the biggest challengesto improving educational outcomes? How doyou intend to address them?I have valuable team building, communication, and projectdevelopment skills. Over my tenure, as a Board member ofthe JEDZ, and through working with the LCTA I havelearned to work effectively and efficiently using thestrength of township government. I have been a resident ofMonclova Township since 1994 and have had the pleasureof living in a more rural neighborhood on Albon Road andmore recently returned to subdivision living. The decisionto run for re-election was made after speaking withresidents, county partners, fellow elected officials andfamily, where it became clear my qualifications were stillvery needed in township leadership. Looking to the future,residents can expect a strong voice for theirneighborhoods, their safety and their tax dollars. With mymanagement skills, the growth of the township will includean experienced vision and the willingness to listen. Myconservative fiscal policy will ensure tax dollars are spentwisely.I've worked at Yoder Machinery for 40 years andhave acquired a wide range of business skills fromaccounting to insurance, from payroll to employeemanagement and everything in between. Besides myday job, I hold real estate and auctioneer licenses. Myhusband and I also own and manage our own rentalproperties around NW Ohio. With my businessbackground I believe I am very well qualified toserve the Monclova Community.What are your highest priorities when you are elected, and how will you accomplish them?I would like to see more economic growth inMonclova. Full time Fire/EMS , right now all of ourFire/EMS is provided by part time employees. We dohave three full time Chiefs. Right now we have oneLucas County Sheriff deputy taking care of all ofMonclova Township, which is 20 square miles. Iwould like to see Monclova Township have our ownPolice department. We need to have better safetyservice for the residents of Monclova Township.As Trustee, I fight for the needs of residents. Prioritiesinclude zoning, safety and fiscal responsibility. I believein zoning that is business friendly yet protectsneighborhoods as well as the rural nature of Monclova.During my tenure as trustee an updated zoning resolutionwas created. Currently the township is updating the landuse plan. Additionally, safety services are a priority with astrong contract with the Lucas County Sheriff and adedicated fire department. The approach is always fiscalresponsibility. I have grown our JEDD and JEDZ. A TIFFwas recently added to make sure funding resources remainstrong. I began as a Trustee with the interest to preserveMonclova Township as a great place to live, and haveserved the township's residents by listening to theirconcerns and taking action. I remain committed to makingsure the neighborhoods are represented in zoning matters,the roads are maintained and cleared, and that safety is apriority.What experiences have you had that hasprepared you to be a School Board Member?Regulating the subdivision developments in thetownship. Monclova is in the process of updatingtheir zoning resolutions. Growth needs to be donesmartly and deliberately, not haphazardly. Thetownship needs to have interaction with the JEDD(Joint Economic Development District) and JEDZ(Joint Economic Development Zones) on tax dollarsthat have collected. Monclova is also expecting toacquire a large amount of money from the federalgovernment (American Rescue Program) whichneeds to be put toward the best possible useaccording to the guidelines allow. I'm committed toconservative principles: limited government, lowertaxes, and personal responsibility. When elected, myfocus will be on spending our tax dollars wisely andconcentrating on the ascribed duties of a trustee:maintaining township roads and cemeteries,providing a safe environment to our residents byoffering an outstanding fire/EMS department, andpatrolling our roads with police protection.What do you think are the biggestchallenges to improving educationaloutcomes? How do you intend to address

OREGON CITY COUNCILTerrance ReevesJames S. SeamanOREGON CITY MAYORScott SullivanTeacher/Athletic Directorschool psychologistOperations Manager and small business ownerCardinal Stritch Graduate in 1977 University ofToledo Graduate 1995Doctorate Degree-Ed. Psychology university of ToledoBachelor of Science in business administration fromBluffton UniversityDennisWalendzakSteven SalanderNo reply receivedNo reply received(Write-In)Michael J. SeferianNo reply receivedMike CsehiBoard Member, Retired TeacherBachelors, Education (Bowling Green State University)Masters, Technology Education (Bowling Green city-council-698733900990779What experiences have you had that will enable you to fulfill this office's responsibilities?I was elected to City Council in the fall of 2007. Ihave been re-elect 4 times. I have always beentruthful to our citizens whether they had agree ordisagree with the answers that I have given them. Iwill continue to be a voice for all community.I have had an opportunity to see the city of Oregon growinto a major energy producing entity. With theintroduction of natural gas plant we have diminishedemissions significantly. Our water treatment and otherinfra-structure has continued to grow and expand. Wehave developed an Ozone system of treating our drinkingwater which no longer requires the use of harsh chemicalsto prepare it to become safe to use. We have developedplans for a major Towne Center with the purchase of keyproperties. Our recreation program continues to partnerwith our great city school system and we have beenpartners with the Oregon community Theater, includingthe children's programs and the Oregon-JerusalemHistorical center has made great strides forward with thesupport of the City of Oregon. As chairman of the FinanceCommittee of Council we are proud to congratulate ourcity Finance department for earning an award from theState of Ohio Auditor for outstanding performance.My experiences come from my background inoperations management and owning various smallbusinesses. Being able to handle many situations anddifferent personality types all at the same time isinvaluable. Working hard to get a project completedon-time and in budget or striving to make sure thatthose I were in charge of stayed safe and sound is thesame passion that I will bring to the people ofOregon Ohio.What are your highest priorities when you are elected, and how will you accomplish them?Working on and continuing to working hard todevelop our city's town center to bring in newrestaurants and business that our community isasking for. I plan on being involved in theselections and reaching out to these establishmentsto seek out their interests.We are recovering from the Covid Pandemic bothfinancially and socially. We have to be cautious, but Iremain optimistic. We are fighting for every dollar andgrant that the federal government has available to aidcities. We are in the process of improving safety on ourroads by building dedicated right turn lanes going northand south on Coy Road at Navarre Avenue. Improving thequality of life for our citizens by attracting newrestaurants and other fun events to engage in. I have beena driving force behind the the new farmer's market "rollin"food truck events on Dustin Road. As a psychologist Iknow how important good jobs are for our citizens toraise strong, wholesome families. Our EconomicDevelopment Foundation is working tirelessly along withour Chamber of Commerceto to attract high paying jobsfor our children and grandchildren. We are working toattract market rate apartments coupled with high payingjobs to help keep our greatest asset, our youth, in OregonWhat experiences have you had that willenable you to fulfill this office'sresponsibilities?My highest priority is to be transparent to the peopleof Oregon, Ohio. I plan on having an open discussiontime with them every 6 months or so, so that I as acouncilman can know what the true issues are in thecity. I feel that the current city council forget thatthey work for the people of Oregon. I will neverforget or act like it does not matter, because the truthis I am going to work for my neighbor, mycommunity, and everyone that resides in Oregon,Ohio. I also plan to bring in better business, not just"big business". I also refuse to vote in favor ofanything that is going to destroy the natural beauty ofOregon just because of a bump in tax dollars.I am a 10-year member of the Oregon City Schools (OCS)Board of Education. As a Board Member I have served onLegislative, Finance and Capital improvement committees. Iam the current Board Vice President. I also serve on theNorthwest Region Executive Committee for Ohio SchoolBoards. I attend the annual Capital Conference for OhioSchool Boards and attend training sessions that they presenton specialty topics for Board Member education. Prior tobeing elected, I was employed by OCS as a teacher for 36years, with additional duties coaching girls' basketball for 17years and being the director of adult education for 10 years.After retiring from OCS, I was the technology director atCardinal Stritch Kateri Schools, a private institution inOregon, for 5 years. Outside of the educational field I havebeen a member of Oregon and Jerusalem Fire departmentsfor 30 years and currently I am Assistant fire chief forJerusalem.What are your highest priorities when you areelected, and how will you accomplish them?We continue to deal with a pandemic that has altered thenormal educational system. Standardized testing designed toevaluate student performance needs reworked. We arechallenged daily to sort through and address misinformationdisseminated by social media. I will work with theadministration to assure we provide a learning environmentthat gives students, parents, faculty, support staff, andcommunity a feeling that our system provides a safe andeffective educational atmosphere. The current standardizedtesting controlling state report cards and the districtevaluation process needs reworked to provide a faircomparison of all educational environments. Everyinstitution needs to be required, to be evaluated equally,allowing for a true standardized atmosphere. I will workwith administration, staff and parent groups to find ways todistribute necessary information in a timely manner knowingthat it has not been tainted by misinformation designed todisrupt education.

OREGON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUOREGON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERWilliam F. LewisErnest J.MaterniNo replyreceivedRetired Training CoordinatorGraduate Washington Gifted School Peoria, IL, 1972,Graduated Yates City High IL 1976, GraduatedSchaumburg Bible Institute 1989Carol-Ann MolnarDiane ReevesDan SaevigRetired teacherTeacherRetired University AdministrationGraduate of Clay High School, B.S. in Educ. BGSU,M.S. in Educ. UTBachelor of Education Master's in Business ManagementBA-Communications The University of Toledo, 1984MBA The University of Toledo, 1989http://Diane Reeves for Oregon Board of ay CathersNo is 4 Oregon City School Boardtwitter.com/DanSaevigWhat experiences have you had that has prepWhat experiences have you had that has prepared you to be a School Board Member?I served on a school board in Illinois before moving toOhio to retire. So I have been on both sides of the fenceboth as a parent of four children and a board member. Iwas not impressed by the direction the Illinois schoolstook. Since moving here I see some of the same issuescoming up that we faced in Illinois but now I know wherethe trends lead. That gives me a distinct advantage overother candidates.39 year veteran teacher, Teaching mentor, 12 yea

Smith Matt J. Vaculik Milton R. Keener Occupation No reply received No reply received Firefighter/EMT Monclova Twp Cattle Business Manager Retired Educator No reply received No reply received No reply received No reply received No reply received Education Anthony Wayne high-school 2008-2012 Four-County Career center 2012-2013 Firefighter I, EMT .