Danielle Wessel

I’ve spent over two decades in healthcare, currently serving as the Nursing Excellence and Outcomes Program Manager at Mercy Clermont Hospital. In that role, I lead initiatives that improve quality, empower frontline staff, and ensure every voice is heard; skills that translate directly to serving our township with integrity and transparency. I earned my Doctor of Nursing Practice while raising my kids as a single mom, which taught me resilience, resourcefulness, and the power of community. I’ve also led hospital-wide programs focused on shared decision-making, professional development, and equitable care; proving that when people are included in the conversation, real change happens. Now I want to bring that same inclusive, solutions-focused mindset to Batavia Township.

I’m committed to improving neighborhood infrastructure by working directly with residents to identify needs and create shared improvement plans. From safer roads to better drainage and walkable spaces, your input will guide the upgrades that matter most to your community.

Rex Parsons is a longtime public servant in Batavia Township with a career in local government spanning more than three decades. He began his service on Batavia Village Council in 1988 and later served as Township Clerk from 2000 to 2002. In 2002, he became Batavia Township’s first Township Administrator, a role he held until his retirement in 2019. Following his retirement, he was appointed as Township Trustee in January 2020 and was elected to the position in 2021. Rex has also been active in various community organizations, including serving as president of the Clermont County Developmental Disabilities Board and volunteering with local youth programs such as the Reds Rookie Success League. He and his wife Kimberlee have lived in Batavia Township for over 40 years.