“It has been my honor to serve the people o f West Chester Township as an elected member of your Board of Trustees for 6 years.

I humbly ask for your vote for another term on November 7th.”

— Ann Becker

Proven Leadership for West Chester

Fiscal Responsibility with your tax money

As your dedicated Township Trustee, one of my top commitments is to exercise utmost fiscal responsibility when it comes to managing your hard-earned tax dollars. By implementing a culture of transparency and efficiency, I make it my mission to maximize the benefits our community receives from every penny, fostering a sense of trust among our residents. Through these endeavors, my ultimate goal is to secure a prosperous future that is accessible to all members of our wonderful community.

Ensure quality roads, police department, and fire department

As a dedicated public servant, I am fully committed to prioritizing and investing our resources in the development of resilient and reliable infrastructure, as well as ensuring our police and fire departments have the necessary tools and equipment to effectively serve and protect our community.

Provide a customer service-oriented government

I'm dedicated to a customer-centric government. Your needs drive our efforts, ensuring responsive services, transparent communication, and a stronger, more connected community.

About Ann

My devotion to my family and community has defined the 24 years my husband and I have lived in West Chester Township. During those years I have been dedicated to my community, through helping at my children’s schools, being a Girl Scout leader, volunteering at our parish St. Max, Lakota Robotics, and becoming involved in the political life of our community.

I have been involved with political issues in Butler County for 15 years and a West Chester Township Trustee for the past 6 years.

I grew up in Toledo, Ohio – graduating from Whitmer High School. I came down to the University of Cincinnati, staying with my Aunt and Uncle in Rolling Knolls.

At UC, I met my husband. We were both members of the University of Cincinnati Bearcat Bands – we met at band camp. I play clarinet, my husband plays Tenor Sax. We both still play in a community band.

My degrees from the University of Cincinnati include a Bachelor of Psychology and Elementary Education and a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction in Education.

After graduating, we moved to West Chester in 1999. My husband works for General Electric, and he grew up in Middletown - his folks are still there, so West Chester was close to work and family. West Chester was also a wonderful place to raise our children.

We have three children. One graduated from East and the University of Cincinnati. My middle son graduated from Butler Tech and is now at college in Cleveland. My youngest is at Lakota East.

In addition to taking care of my family and working in politics, I am also certified in Project Management with a focus on Agile Project Management – working for nonprofit organizations.