Candidate for
State Representative; District 29

Joe Wolterman was born on July 4th, 1949. He married Regina M. Grathwohl who now serves as a teacher at White Oak Middle School. They have two children: a son, Christian who is studying sculpture at Ohio State University and a daughter, Claire, a model with the Wilhelmina Agency in New York City.

With fifteen brothers and sisters, Joe learned to be a team player early in life. He had many opportunities to foster his consensus-building and negotiation skills. He attended LaSalle High School. He then went on to further his education at Xavier and the University of Cincinnati completing studies in mortuary science.

Business

Joe has many experiences in the business world. Presently, Joe is principal in Wolterman Insurance Services, LLC, selling and consulting in Property/Casualty Insurance, Commercial and Personal Lines. Community

Joe is active in his community as a member of the: Western Economic Council, board member Northwest Exchange Club, Colerain Township Business Association. Volunteer for and on the Committee of Management for the Clippard YMCA.

Colerain Township Trustee 1986-2001

Joe is certainly not a newcomer to the political arena. As a Democrat, he subscribes to being fiscally conservative, yet believes that government does have responsibility in providing a forum to debate and implement programs and policies to achieve social justice. For example, Joe states " I believe in the right for working people to organize and seek a livable wage."

His political contributions are many:

Hamilton County Democratic Party, co-executive Colerain Township Democrat Club, member Precint H. Colerain Township, precinct executive Colerain Township, trustee

FIRST DEMOCRAT IN RECENT HISTORY TO BE ELECTED TO
FOUR (4) CONSECUTIVE TERMS.

Reorganized Colerain Township Police Department Prioritized services and township budgeting process Introduced paramedic service in township Purchased property for future administration complex Focus on revamping and expanding Township Parks Reorganization and expansion of senior and community center Re-organization of Skyline Community Center Introduction of Township Zoning Introduction of Economic Development and Focus in Township Construction of New Administrative Complex (achieved without an increase in taxes) Introduced Township participation in "Taste of Colerain" Introduced and Proponent of "Township 4th of July Celebration" which includes national entertainment and premiere fireworks display

"I am grateful for the education I received at LaSalle High School and believe in the values instilled in me by my family and the Christian Brothers. I try to apply those values in my public and private life. Those being: every one of us is a creature of God and is to be respected and served accordingly, no matter of their talents, wealth, or position in life. I do look forward to serving in other positions in public office and hope that I can contribute, through the grace of God, to the betterment of our community and country."