No matter where we live in Worthington, or where we stand on any development issue, we can all agree: our elected officials should listen to the residents.
Click on the image below to get a PDF of the fact sheet. Please take this to the polls with you when you vote, because the ballot language the City chose for Issue 35 & 37 does not explain what those issues will do. Remember: no, no, no, YES!
Petition canopies planned for Sept. 12 - Sept. 17) are below.
Please check back for any changes and confirm before you go.
140 E. North St.
Monday through Thursday 5 PM - 7 PM
342 Highland Ave. Monday through Thursday 5 PM - 7 PM…
Click here or on the image below to view and download or print the fact sheet. FROM THE FACT SHEET: We are Pro- Good Development Our campaign and its members fully support good development in Worthington, including the building of more housing. O…
Below, the letter Martin Shumway submitted to Worthington City Council before their July 20, 2026 meeting.
A pdf of the letter is available here: Martin Shumway: Formal Opposition_ Ordinance 19-2026
Martin R. Shumway 546 Park Overlook Drive Worthing…
Join us this Thursday, 8/13 at the Griswold Center for our citywide mobilization kickoff!
Several organizations will be joining us to support our petition campaign:
Worthington Alliance for Responsible Development (WARD)
Keep Worthington Beautiful…
This weekend was a huge success!
Volunteers collected signatures at several locations and events around Worthington, and by going door to door.
Many thanks to all who petitioned, hosted a canopy in their yard, and signed!
Petition signatures came…