Terry A. Johnson, MayorHome Phone: (937) 855-7328 Mobile: (937) 533-6674 Term Expires: 12/31/2025 Employer: Miamisburg High School Science Educator Family: Wife Heather, sons Terry Allen Jr. (T. J.), Austin, and Lexie. Education: Valley View H.S. 1983; Kettering College of Medical Arts, Associate of Science Degree – 1993; Miami University, Bachelor of Science Degree in Biological Sciences – 1997, University of Dayton, Master of Science in Educational Leadership – 2003, Education Administration License – 2008, currently enrolled at Miami University to receive a Superintendent’s License. Professional Accomplishments: Elected to Council to serve the citizens of the Municipality of Germantown starting a fourth term in 2008, current President of Council previously holding the position from 2000-2005, currently serving on the Personnel Board, Parks Board, Parks Oversight Chairperson, Pool Board, and represents the Municipality at the Valley View School Board meetings. I am in my 11th year as a science educator currently teaching Anatomy, Biology, Environmental Science, and tutoring students for the Ohio Graduation Test at Miamisburg High School. I am proud to have served our country while in the U.S. Air Force Reserves for six years as a medic and was activated for six months for Operations Desert Shield and Storm. What made you decide to run for Council? What are your main goals as a member of Council?
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![]() Brian Wafzig Brian WafzigHome Phone: (937) 530-0766 Term Expires: December 31, 2025 Employer: Contract Negotiator, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Education: Master of Public Administration, University of Dayton; B.A. Miami University; Valley View High School;
![]() Michael T. Kuhn Michael T. KuhnHome Phone: (937) 313-0539 Term Expires: December 31, 2025
Bonnie Gunckel KoogleHome Phone: (937) 416-4533 Term Expires: December 31, 2023 Employer: : I was a medical office manager for eighteen years. My husband, Lynn Koogle and I co-owned and operated Gunckel Heritage Bed and Breakfast in Germantown for seventeen years. Family: Husband Lynn Koogle, and Sons, Mike and Gary, are deceased; Daughter, Kande Koogle; 4 grandchildren, and 1 great grandson. I applied to fill the council seat vacated by my husband’s passing. I am not Lynn and would never presume to serve in the way he did. Our skills differ, but our love and passion for this community are very much the same. My family’s history is tied to the founding of this beautiful place, which I have called “home” all my life. It will be my honor to help guide Germantown’s future. However, it is a responsibility not to be entered into lightly. Rob RettichHome Phone: (937) 361-8711 Term Expires: December 31, 2025
Rick ReedHome Phone: (937) 367-3954 Term Expires: December 31, 2023
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Jeff JonesMobile Phone: (937) 409-3108 Term Expires: December 31, 2023 His commitment in volunteering with the City over the past 15 years demonstrated to us his interest in moving the City forward. He brings to the position a great deal of experience in city planning and in general government. Jeff holds a Bachelor’s in Political Science and a Master’s in Urban Administration. In addition, he is a commissioned officer in the Retired Reserve, awaiting transfer to the Retired Army. Jeff currently teaches federal, state and local government courses at Sinclair Community College. He and his family have lived in the community for 17 years and he has served as Chair and Member of the Planning Commission and the Board of Zoning Appeals for the past 15 years. “I am excited to serve on City Council and to contribute to the bright future of the Germantown community. It has been a pleasure serving on Planning Commission through the years and I know it will be interesting to be part of the legislative process,” said Jeff Jones.
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Storm water runoff is...any water that is not soaked into the ground after a rain storm.
Consequently, storm water runoff can pick up pollutants while flowing into local streams and rivers. The Storm Water Management Program (SWMP), launched in 2003, is ODOT\'s inter-agency effort to control pollutants in storm water discharge.
How you care for your lawn can affect your local waterways. Runoff, yard clippings, chemicals, where and what you plant are just some of the components that can create stormwater pollution.
Go to https://youtu.be/b4r88u8euYU for healthy lawn care practices including pollution prevention.
For more ways to prevent stormwater pollution from your lawn, refer to: What You Can Do in Your Yard article below provided by the EPA.
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