Palmer is a lifelong resident of Dearborn County.

(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - Tommy Palmer has officially announced his candidacy for Dearborn County Council, District 2, running as a Republican.
A lifelong resident of Dearborn County, Palmer is proud to call the community home and is committed to serving its residents with integrity, accountability, and forward-thinking leadership.
As a dedicated father of three daughters, Palmer understands the importance of responsible decision-making and long-term planning. He is running to ensure that Dearborn County’s government treats taxpayer dollars with the same care and discipline as a family budget.
Palmer’s Priorities:
- Fiscal Responsibility: Promote smart, transparent spending
- Smart Growth: Strengthen the local economy while preserving the community’s character
- Listen to You: Provide accessible, responsive leadership
- Long-Term Planning: Focus on sustainable decisions for future generations
Palmer brings over 26 years of experience in business and financial management, currently serving as Vice President at Civista Wealth Management. His professional background includes managing public investment funds, equipping him with the knowledge and expertise to safeguard taxpayer resources and ensure financial stability for the county.
In addition to his professional experience, Palmer has demonstrated a deep commitment to community service through numerous leadership roles, including:
- Treasurer, Dearborn County Chamber of Commerce
- Treasurer, One Dearborn
- Board Member, St. Elizabeth Foundation & Ambassadors
- Board Member, Civista Charitable Foundation
- President, LHS Building Corporation
- Board Member, Lawrenceburg Downtown Partnership
- Member, Lawrenceburg Lions Club
- Member, Lawrenceburg Fraternal Order of Eagles
- Member, Sons of American Legion
Palmer was honored with the 2015 Lauren Hill Award for Community Service, recognizing his dedication to improving the lives of others in Dearborn County.
“I am running because I care deeply about our community and its future,” Palmer said. “Dearborn County deserves leadership that is financially responsible, transparent, and focused on long-term success.”

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