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Keith N. Corman
3,346 votes
34.4%
- Occupation: Court Bailiff
- Education: High School, Lawrenceburg; Attended Miami University and the University of Cincinnati
- Incumbent for last two years
- Strong proponent of active interaction with the public
- Worked toward resolve of flooding in populated areas resulting in disaster mitigation through FEMA
- Works close with County Departments on related matters
- Open communications between Township Government and populace
Priorities:
- Improvement of highway/road infrastructure for safety
- Improved community planning/design through zoning
- Safer neighborhoods
Thomas J. Hart
3,001 votes
30.9%
Bernie Fiedeldey
2,147 votes
22.1%
- Occupation: President/ CEO
- Education: Attended the University of Cincinnati
- President of structural steel fabricating business in Colerain Township for twenty-five years and resident for twelve years
- Active participant in Colerain Township meetings
- I am an effective communicator, honest, hardworking and committed to Colerain Township
Priorities:
- To represent the best interest of the residents, as they view them
- Maintain open lines of communication with the residents, including a citizen's hotline
- Seek ways to relieve traffic congestion on Colerain Avenue
Howard N. "Shad O'shea" Lovdal
1,228 votes
12.6%
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