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Brian holds a bachelor's degree in Sociology from Ohio State University and a law degree from The University of Toledo College of Law. He has served as Co-chairman of Forward Together Columbus, Vice-President of the National Hall of Fame for Persons with Disabilities, and on the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Development Board. He lives in Grove City with his two sons.

Brian currently works as an attorney with his own law firm, Law Office of Brian M. Garvine, LLC. He also currently serves as a magistrate for the Village of Ashville Mayor’s Court and as the personnel director for the Village of Ashville.

Brian M. Garvine previously served as a member of the Village of Ashville Council for three terms. He is also a former Board of Trustees Member for Visit Grove City.

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Supports reducing business regulations and enhancing economic growth.

Supports the addition of Intel, Google, and Honda in Central Ohio, believing it will significantly boost jobs and economic growth in the region.

Supports the addition and increased presence of Intel, Google, and Honda in Central Ohio, believing it will significantly boost jobs and economic growth in the region.

- Supports reducing business regulations. 
- Supports the addition and increased presence of Intel, Google, and Honda in Central Ohio, believing it will significantly boost jobs and economic growth in the region.
- Wants to improve economic growth.

Economy

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Advocates for bail reform, saying harsher penalties for  juvenile crimes are necessary to reduce youth crime.

Believes supporting police and fire departments is important to ensure community safety and stability.

- Advocates for bail reform, saying harsher penalties for  juvenile crimes are necessary to reduce youth crime.
- Believes supporting police and fire departments is important to ensure community safety and stability.

Public Safety

As of August 21, 2024, Brian M. Garvine’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Supports creating a public-private partnership between Ohio colleges, secondary schools, and employers.

Supports school choice, which are programs that allow families to use public school funds to access schools beyond their local option, including private schools. 

- Supports creating a public-private partnership between Ohio colleges, secondary schools, and employers.
- Supports school choice, which are programs that allow families to use public school funds to access schools beyond their local option, including private schools. 

Education

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Wants to require signatures from every county and increase the number of signitures required to pass a state ballot initiative. 

- Wants to require signatures from every county and increase the number of signitures required to pass a state ballot initiative. 

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Brian M. Garvine

He holds a bachelor's degree in Sociology from Ohio State University and a law degree from The University of Toledo College of Law. Brian lives in Grove City with his two sons.

Believes residents deserve to live in a community with a strong economy, thriving businesses, and safety.

Wants to improve the quality of life by fostering business growth and development.

Served as chairman of the Public Safety Committee.

Served as chairman of the Parks & Recreation Committee.

Served as chairman of the Utility Committee.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

He earned his bachelor's degree in Sociology from Ohio State University and a law degree from The University of Toledo College of Law. Brian lives in Grove City with his two sons.

Brian currently works as an attorney with his own law firm, Law Office of Brian M. Garvine, LLC. He also currently serves as the magistrate for the Village of Ashville Mayor’s Court and as the personnel director for the Village of Ashville. He is also a former Board of Trustees Member for Visit Grove City.

Brian M. Garvine is a former three-term member of the Village of Ashville Council.

- Supports reducing business regulations and enhancing economic growth.
- Supports the addition of Intel, Google, and Honda in Central Ohio, believing it will significantly boost jobs and economic growth in the region.

Advocates for bail reform to address juvenile crime.

- Advocates for bail reform to address juvenile crime.

Supports creation of a public-private partnership between Ohio colleges, secondary schools, and employers.

- Supports creation of a public-private partnership between Ohio colleges, secondary schools, and employers.
- Supports school choice programs.

Supports requiring signatures from every county and a supermajority for state ballot initiatives.

- Supports requiring signatures from every county and a supermajority for state ballot initiatives.

As of September 23, 2024, Brian M. Garvine’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Brian M. Garvine currently serves as the Magistrate for the Village of Ashville Mayor’s Court and as the Personnel Director for the Village of Ashville. He previously served as a three-term member of the Village of Ashville Council and was President pro tem of Ashville’s Council for two of his three terms. He is also a former Board of Trustees Member for Visit Grove City.

Brian M. Garvine is a former three-term member of the Village of Ashville Council, where he served as president pro tem for two of his terms. He currently serves as the personnel director for the Village of Ashville and as the magistrate for the Village of Ashville Mayor’s Court.

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