WORKING TOGETHER FOR
CINCINNATI

Bill is a Board member of the Charter Committee of Greater Cincinnati and if elected, is committed to the proven Charter Committee model of city-centered decision making. Find out more1... 

Bill believes that people in power have a responsibility to make a difference to the city. City residents have a right to expect that they can trust in, and have faith in, those that serve them and that the best solution to the city’s problems will not come from any national political party, but from a dedication to doing what is best for the city, no matter who comes up with the solution.

There is no "Republican or Democratic" way to fill a pothole, no "Democratic or Republican" way to recruit business to the City of Cincinnati. Cincinnati's government should be free of partisan politics, and should be led by individuals committed to the city, not the fortunes of their party or their budding political careers. 

There are many people like Bill who believe that honest debate respectful of others’ opinions is fundamental to a healthy democracy. Too many citizens feel their views are drowned out and are unheard. Bill wants to change this and give citizens and communities a voice.

Bill’s belief in the people of Cincinnati and experience of bringing about positive change that benefits communities, has led to Bill’s taking up the 2021 challenge.  Volunteering for the residents and businesses of his local community (Pleasant Ridge), Bill gained valuable experience and insights. Find out more2. He now wants to use this knowledge combined with his professional background and technical leadership experience to make positive change benefitting the wider city and its citizens.