Leadership That Listens
Safe, Thriving, Welcoming
Making Findlay safe, thriving, and welcoming for all requires strong leadership that listens and takes action.
Findlay is a city built on strong conservative values—community, safety, and opportunity. Findlay is a place I am proud to have called home for the last 24 years. It is a place where neighbors support one another, where families and businesses can thrive, and where children have the resources they need to succeed. My husband and I chose to raise our family here because of these very values. I believe in preserving and strengthening these conservative values for future generations.
A well-run city that listens to its people and invests in its future is a city that will continue to flourish.
I am running for City Council because I want to be a voice for the community and I want to help shape a future that reflects the values I believe in.
- I will work to ensure Findlay continues to invest in its youth and that decisions about education are made locally.
- I will work to ensure every corner of Findlay is safe.
- I will work to ensure that Findlay is the place where you want to raise a family, find a great job, and maybe even start a great business.
- I am committed to hearing all voices and making sure those voices are heard.
About Carol
Carol was born and raised in Northwest Ohio and moved to Findlay with her husband Tony in XXXX shortly after they were married. Tony was born and raised in Findlay. Together Carol and Tony have three children, Lexi, Cameron, and Madison – all of whom attended Findlay City Schools. Carol is the Director of the First Presbyterian Nursery School where she has worked for the last 10 years. Carol attends the New Life Assembly of God. In her free time Carol likes to camp with her family, read a good book, watch her children in their activities. Carol attend Owens Community College and has a degree in Early Childhood Education.