Vote for Lisa M. Youngblood Trustee for Springfield Township
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About Lisa M. Youngblood
I look forward to working with and for you.
I'm Lisa M. Youngblood, a proud Cincinnati native, U.S. Military Veteran, and life-long advocate for fairness, accountability, and safer communities. I'm running for Springfield Township Trustee to ensure that every resident has a voice and that our township thrives with integrity, transparency, and community-first leadership.
I am proud to be a daughter, mother, grandmother, sister, and partner to those who share my passion for service. Together, we understand the importance of strengthening relationships, education, workforce development opportunities, and empowering residents.
I promise to bring that same commitment, courage and energy to Springfield Township as a Trustee. In addition, I understand that great service requires great teamwork. My incumbents have contributed a lot to our township and have created a path for continued success.
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In 2024, I was honored with the Minette Cooper Award for my community advocacy, a recognition that reflects my unwavering dedication to strengthening relationships, accountability, and growing our community. From organizing basketball leagues for youth and adolescents with our local YMCA's to serving as a board member of Forest Park Chamber of Commerce, I've spent my life building stronger and safer communities by changing mind sets and providing structure and access to resources.
As a former athlete, I respect and understand the value of working with my team; the other Trustees, township administrators, first responders, stakeholders, and our residents in each of our township neighborhoods; as well as honoring the hard work put forth by my two incumbents.
I am so excited to serve!
I AM THE CHANGE
In 1983, Motorola launched the Dynatac 8000X, its first cell phone. Since then, technology has progressed with stronger materials, smarter designs, adaptability, and an ongoing focus on efficiency and reliability..
In 2025, Springfield Township deserves new leaders who demonstrate resilience, creativity, adaptability, and a commitment to continual improvement. By championing innovative ideas, pursuing real results, and remaining flexible in the face of change, our community can advance with the same energy and purpose that drives technological growth.
12 Neighborhoods in Springfield Township - The Master Plan
Finneytown, Glencoe, Hollydale, Lexington Heights, Northeast Hamilton Ave., Northeast Winton Rd., Northwest Winton Rd., Pleasant Run Farms, Seven Hills, Southwest Hamilton Ave., The Valley, and West College Hill.
In 2016, Springfield Township adopted the "Master Plan", which was a sincere effort to address unique opportunities that each neighborhood faced.
While change is not always quick, popular or easy, it's a necessary. I promise to protect the hard work and foundation laid by former Trustees, and work closely with my fellow Trustees, residents and stakeholders to create change that will be a strategic pivot from where we are to where we (as a Township) want to be.
I'm committed to Local Workforce Certification & Entrepreneurship Initiatives, Health Access & Support Initiatives for Elderly, Disabled & Veterans, Enhancing Local Infrastructure Planning Through Community Engagement and Technology, and Empowering Neighborhoods Through Leadership, Advocacy & Independent Action
Your vote for me on November 4th, will enable me to be the change Springfield Township needs. YOUR VOICE. YOUR COMMUNITY!
https://springfieldtwp.org/184/Neighborhood-Master-Plan
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Campaign Focus
Empower Neighborhoods Through Leadership, Advocacy & Independent Action
Goal:
Cultivate neighborhood-level leadership and advocacy by identifying youth and adult ambassadors in each neighborhood, and equip them to act as liaisons between residents and the township.
Support neighborhood action
committees in forming local 501(c)(3) nonprofits to pursue independent funding for their specific community needs.
SMART Participation Initiative
Enhancing Local Infrastructure Planning Through Community Engagement & Technology
Goal:
Use digital tools and inclusive platforms to give residents real-time opportunities to provide feedback, stay informed, and influence policy decisions related to local infrastructure, zoning, development, and neighborhood improvements.
Health Access & Support Initiative for Elderly, Disabled & Veterans
Goal:
Reduce non-emergency 911 calls and improve overall health outcomes for elderly residents, individuals with disabilities, and military veterans by providing better access to primary care, specialists, and supportive community services.
Local Workforce Certification & Entrepreneurship Initiative
Goal:
Empower Springfield Township residents by developing partnerships with educational institutions and unions to offer certification programs and entrepreneurship training, enabling them to deliver essential services locally.
