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We post new updates every few weeks—campaign events, office hours, local happenings I’m attending, and key issues coming up in Loveland’s council and committee meetings. Stay tuned for ways to connect and get involved.
We post new updates every few weeks—campaign events, office hours, local happenings I’m attending, and key issues coming up in Loveland’s council and committee meetings. Stay tuned for ways to connect and get involved.
Loveland City Council Forum Follow-Up: Safe Water, Fiscally Responsible & Proactive Leadership
Loveland City Council Forum Follow-Up: Safe Water, Fiscally Responsible & Proactive Leadership
Thank you to everyone who came out or tuned in to the Loveland City Council forum. I appreciated sharing how I approach the issues that matter most — with transparency, collaboration, and proactive leadership.
On water:
Loveland’s water tests 4x higher than the new U.S. EPA limit for PFAS.
Cincinnati has two treatment plants. The main plant, serving 88% of customers, has filtered out PFAS since the 1990s. The second plant, without that system, is 1.3x above the new limit.
Loveland is now exploring the same filtration approach, but we can also act now with better communication, awareness of risks, and support for in-home filtration while long-term solutions move forward. I want to keep our water system in Loveland. And we must do better with short-term solutions.
(Source: Cincinnati Enquirer, August 21, 2025)
On teamwork:
When I ran in 2023, I ran on my own. This time, I wanted a support system — a team that values collaboration and open discussion. Running with Sherry Hamlin, Jim Daumeyer, and Todd Osborne allows us to bring fresh, independent thinking to Council while making decisions that reflect residents’ voices.
On the budget:
I emphasized reviewing our procurement process, evaluating contracts, and focusing on core services before taking on nonessential projects. Even with grants, the city often fronts a portion of the cost — so we must ensure every dollar reflects residents’ priorities.
Thanks again to everyone who watched, asked questions, and engaged in the conversation. If you missed it, I encourage you to check out the forum recording and hear how we plan to move Loveland forward — proactively, not reactively.
Vote November 4 — Deidre Hazelbaker for Loveland City Council
Loveland City Council 2025 Candidate Forum
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Loveland City Council 2025 Candidate Forum
Wednesday, October 1, 2025
Want to know where the candidates stand on the issues that matter most to you? Join us for the Loveland City Council Candidate Forum for a chance to hear directly from those running to shape our city’s future.
Oct 1, 2025
Loveland City Hall
6:30 pm
Audience members are encouraged to submit questions in advance to help guide the conversation: https://form.jotform.com/252585794953172
Let's Talk Clermont Podcast
Let's Talk Clermont Podcast
From safer roads to cleaner water, I talk about the issues that matter most to Loveland and why I am running for Loveland City Council:
From safer roads to cleaner water, I talk about the issues that matter most to Loveland and why I am running for Loveland City Council:
Traffic & the bridge: planning with residents’ daily lives in mind
PFAS & water: ensuring safe, reliable drinking water
River health: protecting the natural beauty at the heart of our community
Better communication: keeping neighbors informed and connected
Local economy: building a stronger, more diverse future for everyone
Listen now to the full conversation and join the movement for a healthier, safer, more connected Loveland.
Loveland City Council Candidate Office Hours
Loveland City Council Candidate Office Hours
E-Meet Deidre Hazelbaker for Loveland City Council.
E-Meet Deidre Hazelbaker for Loveland City Council.
I believe in putting residents first. That’s why I’m opening up conversation space from the beginning of my campaign. Join me online every Monday from 7-8 p.m. until the election on November 4 to share your thoughts, ask questions, and connect directly. Office hours and town halls will be a regular part of how I serve because listening comes first.
Please email deidre@votehazelbaker.com to receive the link to join Deidre’s virtual office hours. Please include the date that you will be attending.Sept 8, 15, 22, 29, or Oct 6, 13, 20, 27, or Nov 3
Day of Action
Day of Action
Let’s Hit the Streets for Loveland City Council!
Let’s Hit the Streets for Loveland City Council!
Saturday, July 19 at 10:00 am
Friends, it’s time to lace up your walking shoes and get ready to make a real difference right here in Loveland.
We need as many neighbors, friends, and family members as possible to join us. Every door we knock on and every conversation we have helps build the community we want to see.
We’ll kick things off on July 19th at 10:00 a.m. at Jane Gonzales’s house. We’ll pair up, grab lists and materials, and head out to talk with voters face-to-face about the candidates who will put Loveland families first.
Why does this matter? Because showing up in local elections is how we win. Voters need to see us, hear from us, and know we care enough to knock on their doors.
If you’ve never canvassed before, don’t worry. We’ll train you, team you up with experienced volunteers, and make sure you feel confident before you head out.
This is the kind of people-powered action that moves the needle. Let’s do this — together.
Meet the Candidates
Wednesday, June 11 at 6:45 pm at the Grail
Loveland Takes Action June meeting! Join us as we introduce the group to 3 candidates gearing up to run in elections in the coming year! Join Now
Loveland Takes Action June meeting! Join us as we introduce the group to 3 candidates gearing up to run in elections in the coming year! Join Now
Campaign Kickoff
Saturday, June 7 at 6:00 pm
Deidre Hazelbaker for Loveland City Council Campaign Kickoff
Deidre Hazelbaker for Loveland City Council Campaign Kickoff
Saturday, June 7 at 6:00 – 8:00 pm Eastern Time
190 Bares Run Dr, Loveland, OH, 45140
You’re invited to the official kickoff of Deidre Hazelbaker’s campaign for Loveland City Council!
Light snacks and beverages will be provided. A donation of $50 per person or $75 per couple is appreciated but not required to attend.
Bring a friend and help us build momentum—we’d love to see you there! Feel free to forward this invitation to others.
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