Pierce Township, Board of Trustees

Allen holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Cincinnati. He is married to his wife, with whom he has 2 daughters. 

Allen is a small business owner. He previously worked as a district representative to former Congressman Rob Portman, a political director for the Hamilton County Republican Party, and a communications and public affairs manager for the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments.

The Clermont Sun, Allen Freeman: Running for Ohio’s 66th House District

Allen M. Freeman currently serves as a Pierce Township Trustee. He ran for state representative in State House District 66 in 2020 but did not win. 

As a Township Trustee, Freedman made efforts to fund long-term solutions for important projects.

As a Township Trustee, Freedman secured funding for Bradbury Road, Jenny Lind Road, and the Pierce Township Park Learning Center.

Helped develop a grading system for local road repairs to enhance efficiency.

Changed zoning codes to "favor residents."

Partnered with NOPE (Neighbors Opposing Pit Expansion) to establish Pierce Preserve and Trails, which he said "doubled our township greenspace."

- As a Township Trustee, Freedman made efforts to fund long-term solutions for important projects.
- As a Township Trustee, Freedman secured funding for Bradbury Road, Jenny Lind Road, and the Pierce Township Park Learning Center.
- Helped develop a grading system for local road repairs to enhance efficiency.
- Changed zoning codes to "favor residents."
- Partnered with NOPE (Neighbors Opposing Pit Expansion) to establish Pierce Preserve and Trails, which he said "doubled our township greenspace."

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As of June 8, 2025, Allen M. Freeman did not have a website or any information online.

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Allen M. Freeman

Elizabeth earned an associate's degree in business from Tiffin University and a bachelor's degree in education from Otterbein College. She volunteers with the Tree and Environment Committee in Loveland, and as an educator in Loveland Learning Garden. She is a grandmother.

Elizabeth worked in accounting and bookkeeping, and was a full-time educator.

Elizabeth Jones' campaign for clerk of courts is her first run for public office.

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Plans to build relationships within local government and collaborate with officials to serve all county residents.

Pledges to bring "common, everyday experiences" to the position and use her experience in accounting to prevent financial fraud.

- Opposes corruption.
- Plans to build relationships within local government and collaborate with officials to serve all county residents.
- Pledges to bring "common, everyday experiences" to the position and use her experience in accounting to prevent financial fraud.

As of June 8, 2025, Elizabeth J. Jones’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Elizabeth J. Jones

- The county clerk of courts serves as a record keeper, filing, processing, and maintaining all cases and documents submitted to the court of common pleas and the court of appeals, as well as keeping vehicle title records.
- This position also includes the role of court administrator, overseeing the administration of the court and, in some counties, managing probate and juvenile courts.
- The county clerk acts as a financial manager, handling the collection, investment, and distribution of funds from court fees, fines, and car sales tax.
- As an employee manager, the clerk supervises a team responsible for carrying out these various duties.
- The county clerk is elected through a partisan election for a four-year term, with a salary ranging from $67,344 to $113,071, depending on the county's population. 

Oversees the county's court records, judicial administration, vehicle titles, and finances

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