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Jeff has served as Chairman or Vice-Chairman in each of his 11 years as a Swanton Township Trustee. During his term Jeff has brought fiscal responsibility through stopping excessive spending and controlling expenditures while increasing services such as increased refuse pickups, yard waste drop-off, and once a month bulk item pickup. With Jeff’s leadership the Toledo Express Airport Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) became a reality, over $1,500,000 of road projects have been completed, and Swanton Township now has 24x7 Fire and Rescue coverage including Automatic Response Agreements with the Village of Whitehouse Fire Department, 180th Fighter Wing Fire Department, and Springfield Township Fire Department. Jeff represents Swanton Township on the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department District Advisory Committee serving as President for 2 years and represents Swanton Township in the Toledo Express Airport Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) and all Economic Development.

Prior to being a Trustee Jeff served 4 years on the Swanton Local School District Board of Education, serving as both President and Vice-President. Jeff introduced and led the effort to reduce the Swanton Local Schools Income Tax Levy from 1.25% to .75% while leaving the District over $8 million in carryover.

Jeff also served on the Swanton Township Zoning Commission and as Interim Zoning Inspector.

Jeff earned his Bachelor’s degree in Business from The Defiance College and his Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from the Bowling Green State University.

Jeff’s promise to the residents is to be a watchdog of your tax dollars and ensure Swanton Township remains a rural and safe place to live.

Peggy has owned her own business for over 25 years has brought financial and negotiating expertise to the Township. She negotiated the refuse pickup contract for Swanton Township residents which brought 2 free pickups per month and residents can choose to have pickup for the other 2 weeks at a very affordable rate. This negotiation also allowed the Township to have a Spring and Fall Clean-up at no additional cost to the residents. Peggy also negotiated the contract with Ohio Compost which allows the residents to drop off yard waste at no cost and receive a 10% discount on products purchased.

Peggy has saved the Township thousands of dollars by negotiating other contracts and she continues to commit to help make State Route 295 and Airport Highway a safer road by attempting to work with ODOT to put a traffic signal at the intersection as promised by ODOT in 2002 or returning it to a four lane highway and adding dedicated turn lanes.

This is Peggy’s second term of bringing professionalism and dedication to the Fiscal Officer position and will continue to work hard for the residents of Swanton Township. She is also an avid animal lover and a member of several animal rescue and non-profit organizations.

Peggy loves to hear from the residents, please call her anytime.