ABOUT MR. PATTERSON
Putting Experience to Work
Charlie is a nearly lifelong resident of Clark County and spent a 33-year career in public health. He has 23 years with local health districts and ten years with the Ohio Department of Health. He has an undergraduate degree in Biology and Master of Business Administration, both from Wright State University. His twenty-two years as a health commissioner in Clark County have broadened his experience in many avenues of Public Health. His experience in the governmental sector affords him a deep understanding of local, county, state, and federal government operations.
He is a past president of Ohio Environmental Health Association and is past treasurer of the Association of Ohio Health Commissioners. He is a past president of the Rotary Club of Springfield, the United Way Board of Trustees, and McKinley Hall.
Charlie is married to his wife of 33 years and has three lovely daughters. He was honored to testify in front of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2019 on behalf of Clark County. He believes relationships are the key to moving an organization forward. He enjoys being a private pilot and flying to see his new grandson.
Top Priorities
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Updates and Improvements to the Clark County Jail
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Efficient and safe clean-up to the Tremont City Barrel Fill
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Reduction of crime and violence in neighborhoods
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Economic development and creation of business and job opportunities
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Rehabilitation opportunities for those affected by addiction or mental illness
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