Candidates
(Vote for 3)
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Robert P. Bemmes
1,931 votes
21.1%
Anthony J. Gertz
1,778 votes
19.4%
Thomas E. Pennekamp
1,417 votes
15.5%
Kerry A. Flege
1,399 votes
15.3%
- Occupation: Pharmaceutical Technician
- Community: Reading
- Political Party: Democrat
- Education: Reading High School
- U.S. Army Reserve
- Life long resident of Reading
- Offer new ideas to the City of Reading
Priorities:
- Bring Council together
- Development of Business district
Ronald L. Brinkman
1,342 votes
14.6%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Retired Ford Motor Company
- Political Party: Democrat
- Education: High School
- 38 year resident of Reading, 15 years on life squad the Fire Department
- Former Coach and member Little League Football; Volunteer Zoning Board of Appeals
- Current pre-retirement counselor for Ford Motor Company
- Current supporter Reading School and Little League Sports
Priorities:
- Maintain and improve services, especially police, paramedics and fire department
- Additional business for tax base
- Keep our city where our children and seniors want to live
Timothy L. Hoerst
1,304 votes
14.2%
- Party: Independent
- Occupation: Proprietor, Hoerst Ceramic Tide
- Community: City of Reading, Ohio
- Political Party: Reading Independent Democrats
- Education: Moeller High, University of Dayton (Bachelor of Science, Sec. Education)
- Community leader who is active in many areas: Clerk of Council (5 years),
- , City Records Commission, Veteran's Memorial Committee, Taste of Reading Organizing Committee, Knights
- St. John State President; International Board of Trustees(4 years), St. Rita's School for the Deaf Festival Booth Chair,Sts.Peter & Paul Church leader
Priorities:
- Further promotion of the central business corridor to attract new investment.
- Continue to work with existing businesses, especially adding additional off street parking.
- Respect our very qualified police, fire/paramedic and service and recreation employees.
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