League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area Education Fund
	Hamilton County, OH November 8, 2011 Election
	Member Council; City of Wyoming Voter Information 2 Year Term. a charter city

Candidates (Vote for 7) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Lynn Crider 2,184 votes 13.92% Occupation: Homemaker B.S.B.A. in Marketing (Ohio State University) M.B.A. in International Business (Xavier University) Currently serving on Wyoming City Council Chair of Finance Committee Chair of Community Improvement Corp. Appointed to Hamilton County Tax Incentive Review Council Priorities: Emphasize continued sound fiscal management Seek and implement economic development opportunities in Wyoming and surrounding communities Focus on infrastructure improvements and maintenance in a fiscally responsible manner Barry S. Porter 1,983 votes 12.64% Occupation: Retired Financial Executive (CFO) - Financial Consultant : BA degree Major Economics + Denison University MBA + Finance + University of Cincinnati Priorities: Insure City retains its strong financial position Provide quality services and security within City's current means. Maintain the special 'quality of life' Wyoming provides Pamela Kamm 1,930 votes 12.30% Occupation: Homemaker//Community Volunteer B.A. Communications -- University of South Florida Wyoming City Councilmember -02/07 -- present Council Commitees: Law, Joint City School, Buildings & Equipment, Streets & Roads, Promote Wyoming Past President Wyoming Parent School Association Past President Junior Woman's Club of Wyoming Wyoming Citizen of the Year Priorities: Focus on properly managing our tax dollars in a fiscally responsible manner without sacrificing necessary services. Maintain Wyoming's high standards of livability, safety and community services. Continued efforts to implement citizen-driven Wyoming Master Plan to meet the future needs of the community William C "Will" Papa 1,930 votes 12.30% Occupation: R&D Director Procter & Gamble B.S. Chemical Engineer Georgia Tech Wyoming Environmental Stewardship Commission Wyoming Finance Committee Wyoming Zoning Committee Wyoming Building & Equipment Committee Wyoming Economic Development Commission Priorities: Fiscal Discipline Economic Development Wyoming Quality of Life Jenni McCauley 1,849 votes 11.79% Occupation: Executive Sales V.P., Sibcy Cline Realtors B.A., M.A., University of Cincinnati- Soc., Urban Planning Wyoming City Council Member since 2007, also four earlier terms (1982-90) Council Experience: Chr: Public Safety, Streets & Roads; Finance; Planning Commission; Recreation; Past Pres: Wyoming Parent Student Assoc., Jr. Woman's Club, Woman's Club, Historical Society State of Ohio Historic Preservation Award Chair, Legislative Committee, Cinti Area Board of Realtors Priorities: Fiscal discipline/ operational efficiencies Continue superior city services/ improve where needed Preservation of Wyoming's unique character and quality James T. "Jim" O'Reilly 1,692 votes 10.79% Occupation: Professor Law professor, UC College of Law OKI Regional Council, Exec. Com. First Suburbs Consortium, Treasurer County Law Library President Led Wyo. Finalist team to All-Amer. City 2010 Author of 45 textbooks, 31 yrs teaching Priorities: Keep open Galbraith Road I-75 Exit Continue efforts to reduce train horn noise Protect public safety while aiding cost-efficient services Vicky Zwissler 1,625 votes 10.36% Ralph Boss 1,366 votes 8.71% Occupation: Relationship Officer - Financial Services MBA BA CEP Wyoming Recreation Commission Priorities: Be fully acclimated to the position with in 6 months Maintain the city's AAA rating & strong balance sheet Work to develop city own properties for business use Gayle Ficken-Clarke 1,126 votes 7.18% BA, DePauw University, Zoology and Secondary Education 28 years at P&G in basic, pharmaceutical and consumer research Wyoming Urban Forestry Board, 1994 to present, past chair Wyoming Youth Services Board, 1998 to 2005, past chair Wyoming Citizen of the Year in 2003 Volunteer: Civic Garden Center, Greater Cincinnati Master Gardener Association, Rain Garden Alliance, Cincinnati Herb Society, Purple People Bridge Priorities: Assure that the Wyoming Master Plan continues to be implemented, especially in Master Plan category of "Ecological Stewardship and Sustainability". Generate greater financial savings for the city using "green" alternatives whenever possible. Speak for environmentally sound solutions when council considers new projects. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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