Serves as chief executive administrator of the city. Addresses concerns and questions of the community along with staff of Mayor's office. Oversees City Council.

Serves as the principal governmental body of the City of Avon Lake with the power to pass ordinances, levy taxes, appropriate funds and administer city government.

Serves as the principal executive officer of the village.

Administers public services for residents of the City of Parma.

Administrative Services for Clark County Commissioners 2022 Commissioner Melanie F. Wilt Commissioner Lowell R. McGlothin Commissioner Sasha L. Rittenhouse

Processes and preserves documents relating to real estate. This includes not only the sale, lease or transfer of property, but also encumbrances such as mortgages and liens that would affect the title to a property. Some documents are available online.

Provides clerk of court legal services and maintains records for courts of Butler County.

Provides municipal services for the Village of Hiram.

The Director of Public Service and Safety is the Chief Administrative Officer of the City of Troy. Except for autonomous departments, governed by independent boards (e.g. Parks, Recreation) or those headed by elected officials (e.g. Auditor, Law Director), the Director of Public Service and Safety supervises the day to day affairs of the city based on the laws and policies established by the Mayor and Council.

Presides over the following departments for the City of Wooster: * Administrative * Finance * Law

Provides administration of village services

Board of Elections provides services for the county: Election Results, Precinct and Polling Locations, Voter Registration and Information, and Absentee Voting.

Sets policies for the city government.

Administers municipal services to York Township.

Provides a variety of taxpayer services for county residents including home valuation, homestead exemption relief, homebuyer information, weights and measures compliance, property tax relief, dog licenses, and vendors licenses. Serves as the paymaster for the county employees.

Responsible for the accurate recording of all financial transactions for the city including monitoring of all assets and liabilities, keeping accurate accounting of all tax revenues and assessments, collecting all monies, payroll and benefits administration and authorization of all City purchasing functions.

Holds legislative authority is vested in an 11 member Council with three (3) at large and eight (8) wards, all for two-year terms. The Council fixes the compensation of City officials and employees, and enacts ordinances and resolutions, including but not limited to, services, tax levies, appropriating, borrowing money, licensing, regulating businesses, trades and other municipal purposes.

Provides a 7-member elected Council which provides legislative oversight of business affairs and policy development for the City of Warrensville Heights.

Provides administrative oversight of all services, coordination of responses to residents' complaints and concerns, information regarding governmental service, and leadership in planning and implementing city programs.

Provides municipal services and offices for the township, including Township Trustees, Fiscal Officer, Zoning Department, and Road Department.

Serves as the principal governmental body of a municipal corporation with the power to pass ordinances, levy taxes, appropriate funds and administer township government.

Responsible for managing the fiscal affairs of a city. Responsibilities include budget development and monitoring, accounting services, cash and asset management, payroll, contract administration, grants management, and financial reporting.

Addresses the problems and concerns of residents and oversees various functions for the township.

Administers municipal services to Homer Township.