COLUMBUS -- Until they see more details, county officials aren't ready to embrace Ohio's plan to keep thousands of low-level, nonviolent criminal offenders out of state prisons and punish them via less costly methods. We are skeptical as to whether it'll work or if there is adequate money to support treatment programs and alternative sanctions," said Larry Long, executive director of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio.
DAYTON -- The call for changes in how Ohio's counties operate is gaining urgency as officials in cash-strapped cities and counties look for cost savings and fear cuts in state funding. Earlier this month, the County Commissioners' Association of Ohio said the state Legislature should allow counties to have a regional coroner and dog warden, and the group is studying the need for further consolidation across county lines.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Leaders of municipalities, townships, park districts and Ohio's 88 counties have formed the Local Government Fund Coalition (www.everyohioan.com) to help preserve vital services provided to every Ohioan. The Coalition is dedicated to informing legislators and Ohio residents about the impact of large-scale and disproportionate reductions in the Local Government Fund as the state addresses its large budget deficit. Taxpayers, the Coalition says, will face significant service reductions or will have to make up the difference with additional local taxes and fees.
... state taxes collected to taxpayers in each county, township, city and village through the Local Gove...Long, Executive Director, County Commissioners' Association of Ohio. "Local officials know all Oh...
By BOBBY WARREN Staff Writer
WOOSTER -- The Wayne County commissioners are lending their support to a lawsu..., and Henry prevailed all the way through the Ohio Supreme Court the first time, said Frederick A. Vi..., an attorney for the County Engineers Association of Ohio. According to court documents, in the firs...
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Leaders of Ohio's local governments say the substitute version of the state budget bill released Thursday (HB 153) cutting $8 billion, or 17 percent, from the budget continues shifting unfair and disproportionate cuts to local communities statewide. The proposed 50 percent reduction in the Local Government Fund, elimination of the estate tax on Jan. 1, 2013, and the phase out of the Tangible Personal Property tax and utility tax sharing until July 1, 2013, when the phase out would be suspended, impose unmanageable cuts on local governments. Community leaders say the original budget of Gov. John Kasich and Thursday's revision just shift the burden to local government entities to find new revenue sources or drastically cut local safety and hu...
... director of the Ohio Township Association and member of the Local Government Fund Coalition.... this fiscal crisis from Columbus to every county, township, village and city throughout the state."... statewide organizations: County Commissioners Association of Ohio, Ohio Association of Regional ...
Montgomery County's top health official says a provision in the state budget bill that would overturn a Cleveland law banning trans fats from Cleveland restaurants -- and would prevent other cities and health departments from enacting similar bans -- may sabotage their ability to respond to future health crises. But the Ohio Restaurant Association, which sought and supports the amendment, is seeking to avoid a maze of conflicting regulations from city to city that would make it nearly impossible for multi- unit restaurants to operate consistently in multiple locations.
... policy analyst for the County Commissioners Association of Ohio, said the prohibition, if pass...
Gov. John Kasich wants to give local governments "tools" to manage costs in the face of steep budget cuts, but interviews with local officials show there is concern the savings won't be enough to avoid cuts in public safety and other basic services. From what we have seen, the tools that he has given us to date are not enough to offset the cuts," said Montgomery County Commissioner Debbie Lieberman, a Democrat.
..., said David Varda, executive director of the Ohio Association of School Business Officials. But, he ...Cheryl Subler of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio said it won't be clear until t...
By BOBBY WARREN Staff Writer
WOOSTER -- The odds are likely Ohio will be sanctioned by the federal government becau...Rich Owens, director of the Wayne County Job & Family Services, spoke with the county commi...Owens first alerted the commissioners about the issue months ago, and JFS supervisor Joe... organized by the County Commissioners Association of Ohio, and she was told if the state does not re...
DAYTON approves Staples pact
..., cities, villages and townships throughout Ohio. The agreement currently saves Montgomery County o... approved by the Montgomery County Commissioners on Oct. 25, may also be used by members of the Couunty Commissioners' Association of Ohio and the Southwest Ohio Purchasers for Gove...
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