Commissioner Tom Grossmann for Warren County

Tom Grossmann is a true Republican with a PROVEN RECORD of CONSERVATIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

What is a County Commissioner?

Warren County’s three commissioners are the fiscal officers of the county.
The current Commissioners are Tom Grossmann, Shannon Jones and David Young.

Since Tom Grossmann Became a Commissioner

Warren County has improved its financial position. Tom Grossmann has 
​cut real estate taxes, controlled spending and reduced debt. 

Cut Real Estate Taxes

Commissioner Tom Grossmann CUT REAL ESTATE TAXES in 2017 applicable annually thereafter by ​$9.5 million.

Controlled Spending

Commissioner Tom Grossmann CONTROLLED SPENDING giving Warren County a 2017 year-end cash balance of $30.4 Million. 

Reduced Debt

Commissioner Tom Grossmann REDUCED DEBT each year as a Commissioner. In 2017, Warren County had year-end debt of only $4.35 million.

Sound Fiscal Management Led to Increased Rating

On conservative government fiscal policy, Commissioner Tom Grossmann gets an A. Make that Triple A. Tom’s careful management of Warren County’s finances led in 2017 to its first-ever Moody’s Investors Service Aaa Bond Rating: the Holy Grail of government fiscal accomplishment. The City of Mason received the highest Moody's rating possible as a result of Tom's 8 years on Mason's finance committee and as Mayor. Tom has a proven record of implementing conservative fiscal policies. 

Tom’s Formula is Simple:
Conservative Policies WORK in Warren County 

Keep Taxes, Spending and Debt Low

Commissioner Tom Grossmann believes spending should always be done with a purposeful public benefit. Taxation and debt should be as low as possible, putting more money back in the pockets of the families that earn it.​

Promote Infrastructure and Business Development

Commissioner Tom Grossmann helped
bring in and retain dozens of major companies and thousands of new jobs
in Warren County. Tom knows businesses are attracted to excellent infrastructure, low taxes and pro-business fiscal policies. 

Provide Excellent Public Service and Amenities

Commissioner Tom Grossmann supported an increase in 100s of acres of open spaces and trees, new and improved parks, playing fields and miles of bike paths throughout Warren County and the City of Mason. 

Now more than ever, we must walk with Tom to protect Conservative principles and keep them working in
​Warren County.

I am proud to endorse my husband for Warren County Commissioner.  Everyday I see how Tom’s faith fuels his dedication to our family and to his life’s work of serving others in the private sector and in public service.  

Kathy Grossmann is currently serving on Mason City Council and Running for Ohio State Representative

Tom Grossmann: A TRUE Republican and TRUE Conservative Walking the Walk and Fighting for the Values We Share

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100% Pro-Life
​and Adoption Advocate

Commissioner Tom Grossmann is 100% Pro-Life. Tom served on the advisory board of a crisis pregnancy center and defended the rights of the pro-life movement before the Ohio Supreme Court. Tom often worked with former President of the National Right to Life Committee, the late Dr. Wilke and his wife, Barbara. After reading their book in college, "Handbook on Abortion," Tom was moved to become active in the Pro-Life movement. Tom has represented adoptive families and is the blessed father of adopted children. Tom has been endorsed by Cincinnati Right to Life.

Family and
Marriage ​Policy

Commissioner Tom Grossmann supported the Ohio Defense of Marriage Act writing a legal analysis to the Ohio State Senate in 2004.Tom supports policies that bolster family stability, taking inspiration from his father, Judge David E. Grossmann, who was one of the leading juvenile court judges in the nation.

​Tom’s father re-wrote the nation’s laws on child abuse, neglect, custody and adoption. For decades, Tom has done pro-bono work for families in need of help.

Defending the Rights of
​Families and Children

Tom Grossmann helped draft a display law with Ken Blackwell in Cincinnati to protect children from pornographic material that was once easily accessible to children in retail stores. Tom helped found and served on the Board of Citizens for Community Values for over 20 years. Tom was a principal speaker for CCV on the right of families and children to be protected from sexual predators and obscenity. Tom was also counsel for homeschool families and defended their educational rights. 

Constitution and the
​Second Amendment

Tom Grossmann is an expert on Constitutional Law, was the President of the Cincinnati chapter of the Federalist Society (a conservative legal group) and believes that the US Constitution should be interpreted based upon the intent of the framers.

​Tom supports Second Amendment rights, is a member of the NRA, a graduate of the concealed carry class and a life-long sport shooter. 

Commissioner Tom Grossmann:
TRUE Republican and TRUE Conservative
​for Warren County 

Warren County Commissioner Tom Grossmann photographed at the Warren County Administration Building.

I have been honored to serve my first term on the Warren County Commission. I appreciate your vote so that I can continue to manage the county and maintain its excellent financial position with low taxes, great service and wonderful amenities.

Thank you so much for your support of our county, families and Tom Grossmann.

​Additional Education for Voters in Warren County, Ohio

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The Ohio Primary is May 3rd, 2022

Use the link below to check your voter information for the next election. Thank you for your support for Tom Grossmann to serve another term as Commissioner. 

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Warren County Commissioner