Donald is from Butler County, where he still lives today. 

Donald previously worked in Butler County. 

Donald Dixon currently serves as a Butler County Commissioner. He previously served as a Butler County auditor.

Wants to advance the manufacturing workforce and innovation hub by working with Miami University and Butler Tech programs. 

Wants to find ways to lower taxes without compromising important services.

Wants to capitalize on technology to improve financial management and operational efficiency.

Wants to modernize county operations to "reduce waste" and improve service delivery.

Supports creating high-quality jobs in emerging industries like technology and healthcare.

Plans to focus on creating jobs in emerging industries like technology and healthcare.

Supports policies that aim to make Butler County attractive for business development.

Plans to establish policies that aim to make Butler County an attractive location to start and grow a business. 

- Wants to advance the manufacturing workforce and innovation hub by working with Miami University and Butler Tech programs. 
- Wants to find ways to lower taxes without compromising important services.
- Wants to capitalize on technology to improve financial management and operational efficiency.
- Wants to modernize county operations to "reduce waste" and improve service delivery.
- Plans to focus on creating jobs in emerging industries like technology and healthcare.
- Plans to establish policies that aim to make Butler County an attractive location to start and grow a business. 

Economy

Supports sustainable infrastructure development that meets the community's needs while protecting the environment.

- Supports sustainable infrastructure development that meets the community's needs while protecting the environment.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Wants to increase funding for local police departments.

Supports community policing initiatives to help develop trust between local law enforcement and residents.

Plans to expand training programs for police officers and first responders to address emerging threats and challenges.

- Wants to increase funding for local police departments.
- Supports community policing initiatives to help develop trust between local law enforcement and residents.
- Plans to expand training programs for police officers and first responders to address emerging threats and challenges.

Public Safety

As of August 22, 2024, Donald Dixon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports community programs and initiatives that promote citizen engagement and community fellowship. 

- Supports community programs and initiatives that promote citizen engagement and community fellowship. 

Public Services

Healthcare

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Donald Dixon

As of September 25, 2024, Donald Dixon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Donald Dixon is a county commissioner member in Butler County. He has also served as a Butler County auditor.

Believes taxpayers' money is "not the government’s."

As a state representative, fought against tax increases and helped lower over $120 million in property taxes since 2008.

Believes in cutting waste and reducing taxes while still supporting the needy, helping the homeless, creating jobs, and running an exceptional government.

Supports tax breaks to help residents during economic challenges.

Believes in providing tax breaks to support economic growth and financial relief for individuals and businesses.

Supports the advancing the manufacturing workforce in collaboration with Miami University and Butler Tech.

- Supports the advancing the manufacturing workforce in collaboration with Miami University and Butler Tech.

Supports investing in roads, bridges, and public facilities.

Supports funding transportation projects through federal, state, and local grants.

Supports focusing on infrastructure projects to enhance community growth and improve residents' quality of life.

As a state representative, completed several road and bridge repair projects to enhance transportation safety and efficiency.

Supports promoting sustainable infrastructure development that meets community needs and protects the environment.

Supports public transportation initiatives to enhance mobility for all residents.

Supports investing in smart infrastructure technologies to improve efficiency and connectivity.

Supports sustainable infrastructure development that meets the needs of the community while protecting the environment.

- Supports sustainable infrastructure development that meets the needs of the community while protecting the environment.

Believes Butler County's Board of Elections, recognized as the best in Ohio, ensures "election integrity with our talented staff."

Supports increased funding and resources for local police departments to enhance public safety.

Believes in upgrading emergency response systems and providing additional training for first responders.

Believes safety and security of county residents is the top priority.

Supports community policing initiatives to build trust between law enforcement and residents.

Supports strengthening local law enforcement and emergency services.

Supports increased funding for local law enforcement.

Supports increased funding for local police departments.

- Supports increased funding for local police departments.
- Supports community policing initiatives.

Supports affordable water and sewer bills.

Believes in addressing property value increases to support homeowners.

Opposes the Miami Conservancy District's (MCD) proposed flood protection rate hikes.

Supports the rate hikes, which include a new 1% capital assessment and a 0.59% increase to the existing 2.19% maintenance assessment.

Believes in addressing community concerns about rate hikes in housing and urban development.

Believes in justifying rate hikes to ensure sustainable housing and urban development.

Supports the establishment of a college in Elmira, believing it will benefit the region.

As a City Council member, supported the development and upgrades of public facilities such as parks, libraries, and community centers.

Supports strengthening partnerships with local organizations and community groups to address shared challenges.

Believes in strong community engagement to enhance public services.

Supports creating more opportunities for residents to provide feedback and participate in county governance.

Plans to further streamline county operations to reduce waste and improve service delivery.

Supports community programs and initiatives that promote civic engagement and social cohesion.

- Supports community programs and initiatives that promote civic engagement and social cohesion.

Supports comprehensive healthcare, including homelessness, mental health, addiction, and recovery.

Donald is currently a Butler County Commissioner. He has also served as a Butler County auditor.

Donald Dixon is currently a Butler County Commissioner.

As of September 23, 2024, Donald Dixon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Donald Dixon is currently a Butler County Commissioner. He has also served as a Butler County auditor.

- County commissioners are in charge of county renewal projects and maintaining the streets, roads, and public utilities. These projects try to improve the quality of life in the county, like increasing access to food or award grants to bring jobs. 
- County commissioners control budgeting and appropriations in the county. This means that county commissioners control what organizations and individuals receive the money from the county budget. 
- County commissioners have authority over government taxing and purchasing, and they hold the titles to all of the county property. 
- County commissioners in Ohio are typically elected to 4-year terms in staggered years. Depending on your county, you may vote for the seat in your County Commission District, or all of them at-large. 

Member of the governing body for the county, has authority over taxing, budgeting, county property, and public services like utilities. 