Stephanie Summerow Dumas has over a 40 year history as a licensed social worker in the field of mental health. Her vast experience allowed her to create her own company, Strategic Consulting. Ms. Summerow Dumas also has over 16 years serving in the political field. She is a strong advocate for survivors of domestic violence and wrote a book in 2010 addressing that issue, "Perpetuating the Perpetrator", I Love Me Better Than That. Ms. Summerow Dumas served the duties of vice-mayor 6 years and mayor 6 years in Forest Park, Ohio for a total of 12 years. She also served as the Village Manager of Lincoln Heights, Ohio for 4 years. She ran for Hamilton County Commissioner in 2006 and was not elected but she kept the dream alive for 12 years. In between that time she published another book addressing her experiences during the campaign, "The Politics of Politics", Let the Games Begin. She also has a children's book that she's written which will be published in 2019. She was elected in 2018 to become a Hamilton County Commissioner. This election made her the first African American Commissioner in the history of Hamilton County. In addition she became the first African American Woman Commissioner in the history of the State of Ohio.
Current role
Acting Commissioner, Tax Policy Department at Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development
Commissioner/planning And Zoning at Village of Niles, IL
Commissioner, Department of Citywide Administrative Services at City of New York
Richland-lexington Airport Commissioner at Columbia Metropolitan Airport
County Commissioner at Manatee County
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