Jeremy McIntire is from Summit County, Ohio, and graduated from Cuyahoga Falls High School. He has a bachelor's degree in construction engineering technology from the University of Akron and a master's degree in public administration from Kent State University.  He lives in Stow with his wife Claire and their three children.

Jeremy is currently a senior project manager for CTL Engineering. He previously worked as a transportation engineer for the Ohio Department of Transportation. Jeremy served in the U.S. Army for four years and the U.S. Army National Guard for six years. 

Jeremy McIntire has served as an at-large councilman in Stow, Ohio, since 2020. He is serving his first term. 

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Said, "I will bring common sense conservative values and fiscal responsibility to county council."

- Said, "I will bring common sense conservative values and fiscal responsibility to county council."

Economy

Supports maintaining infrastructure by implementing a municipal sidewalk repair program.

Supports the creation of a Capital Improvement Plan to enhance transportation infrastructure.

- Supports maintaining infrastructure by implementing a municipal sidewalk repair program.
- Supports the creation of a Capital Improvement Plan to enhance transportation infrastructure.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of August 23, 2024, Jeremy McIntire’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Energy & the Environment

Supports transparency in public services by requiring all city boards and commissions to broadcast their meetings.

- Supports transparency in public services by requiring all city boards and commissions to broadcast their meetings.
- Supports transparency in government.

Public Services

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Jeremy McIntire

As a council member, repealed the appropriation of funds from the Transient Accommodation Tax for the Stow Community Improvement Corporation to fund economic development activities.

Promises to "fight to reduce taxes, bring much needed capital improvements, and hold government accountable."

Promises to "fight to reduce taxes, bring much needed capital improvements to the district, and hold government accountable."

Believes in "fiscal responsibility" and "common sense conservative values."

As a council member, sponsored a resolution to stop paying membership fees for city council members to the Stow Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce.

Supports amending the Transient Accommodations Tax to change how tax proceeds are used.

Supports establishing budgeting procedures in the city charter to enhance financial management and transparency.

As a Transportation Engineer, administered over $37 million in transportation improvement contracts in Summit County.

As a transportation engineer with ODOT, administered public works projects and served as a steward of taxpayer trust by managing multi-million dollar transportation contracts.

Supports maintaining and improving transportation infrastructure.

Supports amending the responsibilities of the Director of Development and the Economic Development Coordinator to enhance housing and urban development.

Supports local law enforcement and community safety.

Supports early voting and has provided information on early voting locations and registration deadlines.

Believes in serving the community and country, highlighting his military service as a commitment to public safety and community service.

Supports recognizing and commending local firefighters for their service to the community.

Supports recognizing and commending local law enforcement for their career and community contributions.

As a city council member, supported fiscal accountability and transparency in efforts to advocate for first responders.

Believes voting is a crucial responsibility for U.S. citizens, saying, "We do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."

Supports the presence of armed forces in the Pacific region.

Believes in "transparent and accountable government" and that "public service should be selfless and elected office is an honor in our constitutional republic."

Believes the primary will be crucial for deciding candidates for president, U.S. Senate, and local races such as county-wide offices, County Council District races, and judicial races.

Supports sending Valentine's Day cards to service members.

Believes in strong public safety measures, including military service in diverse regions such as Europe, Canada, the Middle East, and Africa.

Believes public safety requires dedication and effort, saying, "The crisis we are facing today does not require of us the kind of sacrifice that Martin Treptow and so many thousands of others were called upon to make. It does require, however, our best effort and our willingness to believe in ourselves..."

Believes in enhancing public safety through community engagement and effective law enforcement.

Serves as a member of the Finance Committee, which oversees the allocation of funds for public services.

Believes public service should be "selfless, not a popularity contest."

Believes holding public office is about serving the community.

Supports community involvement in public services, as evidenced by their appreciation for volunteers who made handmade valentines for troops.

Supports providing public services such as emergency management and public transportation.

Supports recognizing public service contributions, as shown by a resolution commending communication specialists for assisting in a childbirth during a 911 call.

Supports public services for military personnel, as evidenced by his annual "Operation Valentine's Day" initiative, which collects Valentine's Day cards for soldiers.

Supports transparency in public services by requiring annual staffing reports.

Supports amending the city charter to change the responsibilities of the Clerk of Council.

Supports amending council rules to improve governance.

As a City Council member, sponsored a resolution to create a “Report a Problem” portal on the City of Stow’s website to allow residents to report issues in the city.

Supports enhancing public services by amending park and recreation regulations.

Supports engaging the State of Ohio for performance audit services to ensure transparency and accountability in public services.

Used GI Bill benefits to enroll at the University of Akron and study Construction Engineering Technology.

Believes in supporting local education systems, as evidenced by attending K-12 in the Cuyahoga Falls School District.

Jeremy McIntire is from Summit County, Ohio, and graduated from Cuyahoga Falls High School. He attended the University of Akron, earning a bachelor's degree in construction engineering technology, and Kent State University, earning a master's degree in public administration. He lives in Stow with his wife Claire and their three children.

Jeremy McIntire is currently a senior project manager for CTL Engineering. He previously worked as a transportation engineer for the Ohio Department of Transportation. Jeremy served in the U.S. Army for four years and the U.S. Army National Guard for six years. 

Jeremy McIntire has served as an At-Large Councilman in Stow, Ohio, since 2020. He is serving his first term. 

- As a council member, sponsored a resolution to stop paying membership fees for city council members to the Stow Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce.
- Supports amending the Transient Accommodations Tax to change how tax proceeds are used.
- Supports establishing budgeting procedures in the city charter to enhance financial management and transparency.
- Said, "I will bring common sense conservative values and fiscal responsibility to county council."

- Supports maintaining and improving transportation infrastructure.
- Supports maintaining infrastructure by implementing a municipal sidewalk repair program.
- Supports the creation of a Capital Improvement Plan to enhance transportation infrastructure.

- Supports amending the responsibilities of the Director of Development and the Economic Development Coordinator to enhance housing and urban development.

- Believes in enhancing public safety through community engagement and effective law enforcement.

- Supports transparency in public services by requiring all city boards and commissions to broadcast their meetings.
- Supports enhancing public services by amending park and recreation regulations.
- As a City Council member, sponsored a resolution to create a “Report a Problem” portal on the City of Stow’s website to allow residents to report issues in the city.
- Supports engaging the State of Ohio for performance audit services to ensure transparency and accountability in public services.
- Supports transparency in government.
- Supports amending council rules to improve governance.
- Supports amending the city charter to change the responsibilities of the Clerk of Council.

Jeremy McIntire is a lifelong resident of Summit County, Ohio, and currently lives in Stow with his wife Claire and their three children, Lorelai, Sadie Jo, and Maximus. He graduated from the University of Akron with a B.S. in Construction Engineering Technology and from Kent State University with a Master of Public Administration.

Jeremy McIntire is currently a Senior Project Manager for a private consulting and engineering firm. He previously worked as a transportation engineer for the Ohio Department of Transportation.

Jeremy McIntire has served as an At-Large Councilman in Stow, Ohio, since 2019. He has been elected twice as president and twice as vice-president of the council. He also serves as Chairman of the Roads & Safety Committee and as a member of the Finance Committee.

- There are 11 people elected to the County Council. The County Council creates county laws and decides things like the rates of property and sales taxes, zoning rules, and economic development programs.
- County council members are responsible for preparing and passing the county budget, which determines how much funding goes to public services, such as law enforcement, health departments, road repair, and county building maintenance.
- Members are elected to 4-year terms in partisan elections. This position only exists in Cuyahoga and Summit counties. 
- In Cuyahoga County, members have a salary of around $60,000 and each member is elected from a district. 
- In Summit County, members have a salary of around $31,000. There are 8 districts represented by specific members each and 3 members are elected at-large.