Provides canditate and issue information. Establishes precinct lines and polling procedures. Appoints election officials and tabulates ballots to reveal election results. Administers campaign and campaign finance regulations.

Serves as the governing body of Richfield Township and rules on all policy issues.

Responsible for registering voters and administering, preparing, conducting and tallying, in a uniform and impartial manner, federal, state and county elections in accordance to state statutes.

Serves on committees which oversee various village functions. Addresses the problems and concerns of residents.

Administers budgeting and payroll operations for the city of Wadsworth. Assists local residents with filling out and filing their city tax forms. May also help with resolving various city income tax issues.

Commissioners: Teresa Bemiller; Thom Collier; Bill Pursel. As the principal executive organization of county government, the Board of Commissioners, along with its departments, is committed both to providing efficient government and to promoting the welfare and strategic development of the Knox County Community.

Functions as chief executives for Huntington Township at the local level and directs government activities.

Presides over: Mayor's office, municipally owned and operated water, sewer, and electric services; building and zoning permits; and Mayor's Court. Performs civil marriages in village hall or in the surrounding area.

Adopts and amends city ordaninces and determines village policies and levals of service.

The Mayor's Court handles criminal and traffic violations.

Serves as the chief administrator for the City of Rocky River.

Presides over all the Mansfield Departments from the Airport to the Waste Water Treatment Department. Proclamations, Certificate of Recognition and/or Achievement can be requested through the Mayor's office for someone who has accomplished something significant. The Mayor's Office also handles complaints against a city department. Can contact Mayor's office directly, fill out a complaint form and send it to the Mayor or can call the Citizen Concern Hotline. Does not perform civil marriages.

Auditor serves as the city's fiscal officer and maintains accurate records of all funds, revenue, receipts, and expenditures. In addition, the Auditor accounts for all city assets. The Auditor and his staff assists the Mayor in preparing the annual budget, as well as tracking capital improvements.

Serves as the chief executive officer of the City of Norton. Supervises the administration of all the affairs of the Municipality and the conduct and administration of all departments and divisions except the Council.

Operates under the Council-Manager form of government. The Mayor is the President of Council, and the City Manager is appointed by the Council. The Manager is responsible for the administration of all City business.

Accepts all court filings and appeals under the Medina County Court of Common Pleas. Provides forms that enable eligible individuals to file a poverty affidavit that may reduce or eliminate fees in civil cases. Poverty affidavits only apply to one case at a time.

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

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.

City Council has the power to pass ordinances, levy taxes, appropriate funds, and administer city government.

Functions as chief executives for Eaton Township at the local level and directs government activities.

Auto Title issues titles for vehicles, motorcycles, off road vehicles (dirt bikes 4 wheelers), motor scooters, mopeds, motor homes, travel trailers, utility trailers over 4,000 pounds, built homes, boats, outboard motors, jet skis and golf carts. Auto Title offices convert all of the above to Ohio titles when an individual moves to Ohio from another state. Memorandum titles can be purchased when an individual has a lien on their vehicle in order to obtain proof of ownership and obtain registration.

Oversees the operations of the various agencies and offices in Geauga County that fall under their jurisdiction. Provides general oversight of those entities in order to ensure the public's well-being and quality of life. Acts as the legislative and executive body for county government with taxing, budgeting, appropriating and purchasing authority. Holds title to all county property. Other responsibilities include hearing and ruling on annexations, establishing water and sewer districts, serving on board of revision, records commission, and the planning commission as well as appointing all department heads of offices under the Board of County Commissioners.

Provides a service that keeps the records of the court for felony criminal, domestic relations, and civil cases over $15,000 with county-wide jurisdiction.

Information provided to taxpayers regarding each division of the Treasurer's office: Real Estate Tax Information; Paying Your Taxes Online; Tax Levy Calculator; Delinquent Tax Department; Sheriff Sales; Record Release Policy; Escrow Program. Various forms are available for download from the web site.

Office of the chief executive officer for the City of Lorain. Elected for a 4-year term. Recognized as the official head of the city by both the courts and the state.