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Commissioner DJ Rymer - Ashland, KY

David Rymer is from Ashland, Kentucky. He earned his associate's degree in humanities and science from Ashland Community and Technical College, his bachelor's degree in applied management from Ohio University, and his master's degree in business administration from Eastern Kentucky University. He volunteers as a firefighter with the Catlettsburg Volunteer Fire Department, the Ashland Breakfast Kiwanis Club, the Ashland Rotary, and the North Eastern Kentucky Young Professional Association. 

David is the human resources director for the City of Ironton in Ohio. He works at the City of Ironton, where he wears multiple hats overseeing administrative functions in a small local government. He previously worked as a programs and grants specialist for the City of Ashland, managing federal Community Development Block Grants.

David currently works as the director of human resource with the City of Ironton, Ohio. He previously worked as a program and grant specialist with the City of Ashland, Kentucky and a clerk at Kroger. 

David currently serves as an Ashland City commissioner. He was first elected in 2024 and is serving his first term. 

As of March 25, 2026, David Rymer did not have a website or any information online.

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David Rymer

For Candidate David Rymer on Issue public-safety:  
Demonstrates commitment to public safety and community welfare through volunteer firefighting.

Demonstrates commitment to public safety and community welfare through volunteer firefighting.

OHIO Southern graduate DJ Rymer turns service into a way of life

As of March 25, 2026, David Rymer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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