The people of Miami Township must decide if we will continue with the unmanaged development of the past or plan for a better future. Overloaded roads that cause gridlock and high accident rates, along with water and sewer systems that lag far behind the rate of development, are the results of the past. Public administrator, Clermont County Engineer's Office. Bachelor's degree in public administration, Northern Kentucky University. I have also been a Miami Township Trustee for the last nine years and a lifelong resident of our community.
Top priority is continued management of the growth of our township.
We have been able to hold annual growth to approximately 3 percent through professional planning. We must also continue the upgrading of the road systems for the safety of our citizens through continued partnering with state and county officials. Eric C. Ferry is unopposed for Miami Township clerk. The Cincinnati Enquirer , a Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper.