VOLUME XXXXVIII NO. 25 JULY 2, JULY 16-20, 2010 NACo ANNUAL CONFERENCE, RENO/SPARKS CONVENTION CENTER, RENO/WASHOE COUNTY (RENO), NV

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1 VOLUME XXXXVIII NO. 25 JULY 2, 2010 DATES TO REMEMBER JULY 14, 2010 FUTURE CHANGES IN OPERS 2 ND WEDNESDAY SEMINAR SERIES, CCAO OFFICES, COLUMBUS JULY 16-20, 2010 NACo ANNUAL CONFERENCE, RENO/SPARKS CONVENTION CENTER, RENO/WASHOE COUNTY (RENO), NV JUNE 25, 2010 JULY 27, 2010 JULY 27, 2010 JULY 30, 2010 AUGUST 27, 2010 CCC/EAPA REGIONAL MEETING, WARREN COUNTY ENGINEER S OFFICE, WARREN COUNTY (LEBANON) NW DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS & ENGINEERS QQUARTERLY MEETING, SHELBY OAKS GOLF CLUB, SHELBY COUNTY CCAO/CEBCO HEALTH CARE REFORM PRESENTATION (see article below) CCC/EAPA REGIONAL MEETING, MOHRE S, WILLIAMS COUNTY (BRYAN) CCC/EAPA REGIONAL MEETING, ROCKY OUTDOOR GEAR STORE, ATHENS COUNTY (NELSONVILLE) ASSOCIATION NEWS HEALTH CARE REFORM PRESENTATION CCAO and CEBCO are presenting an informational program on the Health Care and Education Affordability Reconciliation Act of 2010 on July 27, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. This meeting is open to all counties and is intended to include county commissioners and any applicable staff. The presentation will be given by Toni Donahue, Vice President of Aon Consulting, Inc., and will last approximately two hours. Reservations are required to help CCAO/CEBCO determine a centrally-located meeting location for the presentation. If a large contingency of county participants respond, we may have to change the venue to accommodate the number of attendees. Please RSVP to Debi Burnette, CEBCO Enrollment & Billing Specialist by Friday, July 9, Fax your response to (614) or it to dburnette@ccao.org. We hope that everyone will consider 1

2 attending to learn about the new aspects of the Bill and what will be required of counties in the immediate future. FUTURE CHANGES IN OPERS; 2 ND WEDNESDAY S SEMINAR JULY 14 CCAO will be hosting Future Changes in OPERS the fourth in a series of Wednesday s seminars on Wednesday, July 14 at the CCAO Offices, 209 East State Street, in Columbus. This seminar will focus on the recommended benefit changes that the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS) Board of Trustees submitted to the Ohio Retirement Study Council in vember These changes to benefits are designed to strengthen the pension system, with the added goal of maintaining adequate funding for health care. Depending on legislative implementation, the recommended changes to benefits will build on past actions by the Board to prepare for longer life expectancies of retirees, to encourage member engagement in their retirement planning and to correct inequities resulting from benefit subsidization. The seminar will begin sharply at 9:30 a.m. and will conclude promptly at 12:30 p.m. Registrations will be accepted only by . Seminar information is posted on our website at Coffee will be served during the morning and lunch will be on your own. Best of all, no registration fee will be charged! To register, contact Janet Erwin, CCAO Administrative Assistant, at jerwin@ccao.org. COUNTY BULLETIN PROVIDES DATA ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERMISSIVE MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE RATES IN 2010 Attached to this edition of CIDS is Bulletin on the status of local government permissive motor vehicle license tax rates in Basic data for this table was provided by the Department of Public Safety, Administration Division, Distribution Section. The data reflects all counties, townships and municipal corporations that have adopted one or more of the $5 motor vehicle license taxes authorized by Ohio law. Counties have the authority to enact three different levies, municipal corporations may enact four different levies, and townships may enact one levy. However, the sum of all permissive motor vehicle license tax levies may not exceed $20 in any taxing district. Any questions regarding this bulletin may be directed to Brad Cole, CCAO Managing Director of Research, at (614) or bcole@ccao.org. CCAO COMMITTEE TO REVIEW BYLAWS Under the CCAO Code of Regulations, commonly referred to as the Bylaws, a committee is required to review the Bylaws every five years. CCAO President Paula Brooks has appointed a committee to review the Bylaws co-chaired by Commissioners Kerry Metzger (Tuscarawas) and Ted Kalo (Lorain). Other members of the committee include Daniel Troy (Lake), Doug Corcoran (Ross), Penny Traina (Columbiana), Marilyn Reid (Greene), and Ed Humphrey (Clermont). The last amendments to the Bylaws were in The Committee is asking for input from the members of any suggested changes from any county commissioner. A copy of the CCAO Bylaws is available on the CCAO web site at Any commissioners that have suggestions are encouraged to send the suggestions to Kathy Dillon, CCAO Office Manager & Boards Liaison, at kathydillon@ccao.org or to contact any member of the committee. SHELBY COUNTY TO HOST NW OHIO COMMISSIONERS & ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION QUARTERLY MEETING Shelby County Commissioners Dale DeLoye, Larry Kleinhans and Jack Toomey and County Engineer Robert Geuy will host the next quarterly meeting of the rthwest Ohio Commissioners & Engineers Association on Monday, July 26 at Shelby Oaks Golf Course, 9900 Sidney-Freyburg Road, in Sidney. 2

3 Registration for the golf scramble begins at 9:00 a.m. with the outing starting at 10:00 a.m. Greens fees: $37 per person (includes 18 holes and shared cart). Please pay for the golf outing the day of the event. Make checks payable to Shelby Oaks Golf Club. Registration for the meeting and dinner is at 3:00 p.m. The business meeting begins at 3:30 p.m. followed by the social hour at 4:00 p.m. and dinner at 5:00 p.m. Meeting/dinner registration fee: $5. Make checks payable to the rthwest Commissioners & Engineers Association. Deadline for golf and meeting/dinner: July 12, Cancellation deadline: July 16, For more information, contact Pamela Steinke, Clerk, Shelby County Commissioners, 129 East Court Street, Sidney, OH 45365, (937) , fax (937) or Shelby County Fair 150 th Anniversary Shelby County will be celebrating the 150 th Aniversary of the Shelby County Fair during the week of July If you would like to visit the fair, at your leisure, prior to the rthwest Ohio Commissioners and Engineers Association dinner/meeting, it is located at 800 Fair Road in Sidney. Take I-75 to Exit 90. Follow Fair Road east for 1 mile to the fairgrounds. Admission is $8.00. CCAO STAFF UPDATE CCAO BIDS FAREWELL TO TSVETKOFF CCAO Policy Analyst Beth Tsvetkoff will be leaving CCAO mid-july to accept the position as Executive Director of the Ohio Alliance of YMCAs. For more than three years, Tsvetkoff has served as CCAO's specialist in health and human services, including Medicaid, children services, child support, workforce development, developmental disabilities, behavioral health, county hospitals, and county homes. In addition, she has addressed campaign finance laws along with labor and employment issues. In her new role, Tsvetkoff will be doing advocacy, membership building, and association development. Her new office will be in downtown Columbus, though she will be traveling throughout Ohio s counties working with her new members -- your community YMCAs. CCAO wishes Tsvetkoff much success in her new endeavor. Her last day with CCAO will be July 13 th. Feel free to reach out to her and express your appreciation and best wishes at (614) or via at bethtsvetkoff@yahoo.com. COUNTY ACVITIVIES WANTED: YOUR COUNTY NEWS Do you have news about your county to share in the County Information and Data Service or County News? Send it to Mary Jane Neiman, CCAO Public Relations Associate, at mjneiman@ccao.org. 3

4 STATE ACTIVITIES OHIO BROADBAND USE: HIGHER THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE A recent survey sampling 1,200 households found that 66 percent of Ohioans use broadband at home, which is higher than the national rate of 60 percent. In Ohio, two out of three residents are connected to high-speed internet service. Nationally, three out of five U.S. adults use broadband. The latest figures on Ohio computer use: Percentage owning a home computer 82% - statewide 56% - 65 or older, compared with at least 83% for all other adult age groups 58% - Annual household income less than $25,000, verses 96% for those making $75,000 or more 29% - Those without a computer who say it s too expensive Percentage with broadband service at home 66% - Statewide, compared to 60% nationally 52% - Black, compared with 68% whites 24% - Less than high school diploma, compared with 84% for college graduates 12% - Do not use the internet Source: The Columbus Dispatch FEDERAL ACTIVITIES NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS SPEAK OUT ON PUBLIC SAFETY BILL On June 28, NACo and seven other national associations representing local governments sent a letter House leadership asking them not to attach H.R. 413 the Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act of 2009 to H.R the emergency supplemental appropriations bill. H.R. 413 would alter 75 years of federal law, and forever change the way in which local governments interact with their public safety employees, damaging severely the historic relationship that exist between state and local elected officials, their employees, and the constituents they represent. The groups urged House leadership to respect the long-standing principal of noninterference in employer-employee relations that has existed among the federal, state and local governments. The Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act would require the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA), the federal agency that oversees labor relations between federal agencies and their employees, to establish minimum collective bargaining rights for state and local firefighters, police, and EMTs. The FLRA would act as the labor board overseeing and enforcing collective bargaining rights for state and local police, firefighter and emts in any states that failed to meet the FLRA s minimum standards. If a state's current public safety collective bargaining laws are not adequate, the legislation would force states and localities to adopt federal collective bargaining standards. However, in Ohio, we already have extensive laws requiring collective bargaining for public safety employees. The federal proposal may expand on the types of employees Ohio considers safety employees, and thus Ohio's laws may need to be amended. But, the federal proposal requires the FLRA to determine if each state's and localities' collective bargaining laws are substantially compliant with the new federal standards. If Ohio's laws are not compliant, the state will get a period of time to cure those laws. If a state's laws are substantially compliant, the state is not required to follow 4

5 the federal guidelines. Only if the FLRA finds that a state or local law is not substantially compliant, and the state or locality does not amend the law, will that state or locality be subject to the federal standards. FILIBUSTER SIDELINES "SLIMMED-DOWN" EXTENDERS BILL IN SENATE Forty Senate Republicans, joined by Nebraska Democrat Ben Nelson, successfully blocked a motion to end debate on H.R. 4213, the American Jobs and Closing Loopholes Act of 2010, for a third time the evening of June 24. Losing the procedural vote prompted Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to pull the bill and declare that the Senate would move on to other business. Fifty-five Senate Democrats, along with some independent Senators voted to end the filibuster. The bill, which extends unemployment benefits and a number of popular tax breaks, also includes a six month extension of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's (ARRA) increased Medicaid federal medical assistance percentage (FMAP) for states and counties which is set to expire on December 31, The FMAP extension had been reduced from a fully funded six month extension of the ARRA FMAP at $24 billion down to $16 billion over six months in an effort to address worries about the federal deficit voiced by a number of moderate senators in both parties. an FMAP extension, many states and counties will be forced to take actions which will undermine the fragile economic recovery like furloughing employees, cutting programs or raising taxes. County officials should contact their senators and ask them to push their respective leaders to extend Medicaid FMAP assistance. For more information, contact Paul Beddoe, NACo Associate Legislative Director, at (202) or pbeddoe@naco.org. HOUSE PASSES YET ANOTHER SHORT TERM EXTENSION OF NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM Last week, the House of Representatives approved by voice vote H.R the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Extension Act of This legislation authorizes the program until September 30, 2010, but is yet another short term extension for the NFIP. For several years, Congress has debated and enacted legislation to reform the NFIP, but provisions concerning whether or not to add wind damage coverage, raising the maximum coverage limits and forgiving the programs debt are just some of the varied reasons final passage of a multiyear NFIP authorization bill has stalled. In the Senate, a short term extension of the NFIP program is included in H.R the American Jobs and Closing Loopholes Act of 2010 (also known as the " Extenders" legislation). However, the extenders legislation has yet to be enacted by the full Senate. Additionally, Senator David Vitter (R-La.) has introduced legislation (S. 3347) which would reauthorize the NFIP until December 31, 2010, but this too has yet to be considered by the Senate. Over the last couple of years, the NFIP has expired briefly and Congress has reauthorized the program. netheless, these lapses in the program, as well as these short-term reauthorizations have restricted the programs ability to write and renew flood insurance coverage and adversely impacted or delayed thousands of real estate closings. For more information, contact Dalen Harris, NACo Associate Legislative Director, at (202) or dharris@naco.org. CONGRESS WEIGHS IN ON ADMINISTRATION'S PILT DELAY Payments In Lieu of es (PILT) are Federal payments to local governments that help offset losses in property taxes due to nontaxable Federal lands within their boundaries. The key law that implements the payments in Public Law , dated October 20, This law was rewritten and amended by Public Law on September 13, 1982 and codified at Chapter 69, Title 31 of the United State Code. The Law recognizes that the inability of local governments to collect property taxes on Federally-owned land can create a financial impact. On June 25, a bipartisan group of 15 Senators and 21 Representatives submitted a letter to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar strongly encouraging the Department to "issue these funds at their previously scheduled release 5

6 date" of June The letter follows last week's announcement by the Department of the Interior that it would postpone the disbursement of annual PILT payments to counties to "late July." Local governments have historically received annual PILT payments in June of each year and plan their budgets accordingly. In Ohio, 53 counties have 359,983 acres of Federally-owned land. Forty-five of those counties should receive $485,605 ranging from a low of $168 in Brown County to a high of $138,695 in Lawrence County. For more information, go to m or contact Ryan Yates, NACo Associate Legislative Director, at (202) or ryates@naco.org. PUBLICATIONS NEW ISSUE BRIEF ON GREEN JOB DEVELOPMENT NACo has released a new publication, County Economic Development and Green Jobs: The Role of Elected County Officials. This issue brief highlights strategies for counties to assess local resources and existing green economic development efforts. It also outlines potential action steps to promote green employment opportunities through workforce training initiatives and green business development. For more information, contact Maeghan Gilmore, NACo Program Director Community Services, at (202) or mgilmore@naco.org. Download a copy from NACo s website at iative/growinggreenlocaleconomy_2010.pdf. SEMINARS IMPACT OHIO: 2010 POST ELECTION CONFERENCE The 2010 Impact Ohio Post Election Conference offers an immediate and unrehearsed review of the election as well as a view forward to the upcoming session of the Ohio General Assembly. Impact Ohio will be held on Thursday, vember 4, 2010 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at The Columbus Convention Center, 400 rth High Street, in downtown Columbus. The Conference is sponsored by The Success Group in conjunction with the Ohio Democratic Party and the Ohio Republican Party. Registration fee: $135. To register online or for more information please visit CLASSIFIEDS PUBLIC POLICY DIRECTOR OR COORDINATOR Clean Fuels Ohio is a statewide non-profit organization based in Columbus seeks a public director or coordinator. Our mission is to advance cleaner, non-petroleum fuels, and energy-saving vehicles, technologies and strategies in the transportation sector. Our work improves air quality and health, reduces climate change, curbs U.S. dependence on petroleum, and supports Ohio s economy. We enjoy strong relationships with businesses, not-for-profits, and governments. Our mission is critical to future sustainability and prosperity. We are seeking an intelligent, dynamic, self-starting, and highly motivated individual to run our public policy program. (Depending on the individual selected, this may be a senior-level Director or a junior-level Coordinator position.) Salary commensurate with experience, includes health insurance, pension, and paid leave benefits. (This is an exempt position.) This full-time position carries an expectation of periodic evening and weekend work. Application deadline: July 5, For more information to to 6

7 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR The Board of Preble County Commissioners is accepting applications for the full time, unclassified, FLSA exempt position of Economic Development Director. This position markets and promotes the retaining, attracting, expanding and developing of new businesses in Preble County. Interested applicants must possess the ability to communicate, both written and verbally, with many variables, define and solve problems, collect and analyze and interpret data, establish facts and determine specific action, evaluate and improve process and/or program efficiency and effectiveness. Applicants must have a Bachelor s Degree in Economic Development, Business Administration, Marketing or related area and preferably post graduate degree in related field plus minimum of five years related work experience demonstrating competence in economic development, marketing, management and prior supervisory experience. A salary range of $44, to $61, and a full range of benefits are offered. Applications and a job description can be obtained at the Office of the Board of Preble County Commissioners, 101 East Main Street, Eaton, OH Application deadline: July 30, EOE. ANIMAL SHELTER DIRECTOR The Miami County Commissioners seek a full-time animal shelter director to manage and supervise the control and treatment of animals and related programs. Interprets, analyzes and implements regulations, laws, policies and procedures regarding animal control. Develops budget; supervises department personnel. Receives and responds to inquires from general public and public official s investigations, collects fees and fines, administers methods of euthanasia; does public appearances. Other related duties as required. Minimum Qualifications: Completion of secondary education and four years experience or training in control and care of animals, and two years supervisory experience, or equivalent. Must possess a valid Ohio driver s license. Must obtain Injection Euthanasia Certification within one year of employment. All interested applicants must acquire an application at the Miami County Job Center, 2040 N. County Road 25A, Troy, Ohio between the hours of 7:00 am to 6:00 pm on Mondays and 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Tuesday through Friday. They can also be accessed through the Miami County web site at All properly completed applications are to be returned to the above address or ed to hr@co.miami.oh.us by 5:00 p.m. on July 16, EOE. JOB & FAMILY SERVICES SUPERVISOR-CONTRACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES Responsibilities: Under general supervision, plans organizes and coordinates Purchase Services for the Montgomery County Department of Job and Family Services. Supervises Contract Evaluators/Negotiators in writing and developing contracts, monitoring contract services, analyzing proposed contracts, evaluating contract provisions, determining appropriateness of contract for intended purposes, determining contracts legal compliance & negotiating contract with providers of goods & services according to established procedures, policies & regulations. Minimum Qualifications: Completion of undergraduate major program course work in business, criminal justice, job and family services, social work, sociology, political science, psychology or related discipline as required by college or university and 4 years of related experience, or completion of graduate major program in business, criminal justice, job and family services, social work, sociology, political science, psychology or 7

8 related discipline and 1 year experience or alternative, equivalent evidence of the minimum class requirements. (Other Evidences May Be Substituted) To be considered for this vacancy please submit an online application at during the posting period of July 9, 2010 through July 15, EOE. CLASSIFIED ADS CCAO publishes the County Information and Data Service (CIDS) weekly. Classified ads will be published free of charge as a service to counties. Ads will run for two weeks if space is available. Ads will also be published on the CCAO website at When submitting your ad to CCAO please provide a link to the job posting online and a deadline. Please provide a copy of the classified ad by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday of each week. Transmit the copy to Mary Jane Neiman, CCAO Public Relations Associate, by at mjneiman@ccao.org 8

9 Bulletin July, 2010 County STATUS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT PERMISSIVE MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE RATES IN 2010 COUNTY Adams Bratton Liberty Oliver Tiffin Scott Sprigg Allen Yes Ashland Yes Clear Creek Ruggles Old ) Manchester Peebles Seaman West Union Winchester County Peebles Beaverdam Elida Lima Spencerville New Lima Bailey Lake Ashland 1

10 COUNTY Old ) County Sullivan Troy Andover Austinburg Cherry Valley Colebrook Dorset Geneva Hartsgrove Jefferson Andover Ashtabula Conneaut Geneva Geneva On Conneaut Roaming Shores Ashtabula Yes Yes Yes Kingsville The Lake Rockcreek Monroe rth Geneva Morgan New Lyme Orwell Pierpont Rome Shelfield Williamsfield Windsor Kingsville Orwell Rockcreek Roaming Shores Geneva On the Lake rth Kingsville Athens Yes Yes Yes Athens New Geneva On The Lake 2

11 COUNTY Auglaize Yes Yes Yes Belmont Yes Brown Butler Yes Yes Yes Jackson ble Pease Goshen Warren Clark Lewis Union Hanover Lemon Liberty Madison Milford Oxford Ross St. Claire Old ) Aberdeen Hamersville Higginsport Ripley St. Marys Wapakoneta New Knoxville Barnesville Bellaire Martins Ferry Morristown Shadyside St. Clairsville County Powhatan Point New College Corner Fairfield Hamilton Middletown Milville Monroe New Miami Oxford Bellaire 3

12 COUNTY Wayne West Chester Carroll Washington Champaign Yes Clark Yes Yes Yes Clermont Yes Yes Yes Goshen Jackson Wayne Bethel Harmony Mad River Pleasant Goshen Jackson Miami Pierce Old ) Magnolia Malvern Minerva Enon New Carlisle So. Charleston Springfield Bethel Felicity Loveland Milford Trenton County Minerva Christiansburg Mechanicsburg rth Lewisburg St. Paris Urbana Woodstock Catawba Clifton New Carlisle South Vienna Springfield Amelia Loveland Milford New 4

13 COUNTY Clinton Yes Columbiana Yes Yes Stonelick Union Wayne Adams Chester Liberty Marion Union Wilson Center Fairfield Knox Madison St. Clair Unity Washington Wayne Yellow Creek Old ) New Richmond Newtonsville Owensville Williamsburg East Liverpool East Palestine Hanoverton Leetonia New Waterford Rogers Salem Salineville Summitville Wellsville Blanchester Clarksville Midland Wilmington Columbiana East Palestine Washingtonville Wellsville County Wilmington Coshocton Yes Yes New Wilmington East Liverpool East Palestine Wellsville 5

14 COUNTY Crawford Texas Cuyahoga Yes Yes Yes Olmsted Old ) Bucyrus Crestline Galion New Washington Crestline Galion Bay Village Bedford Bedford Hts. Broadview Hts. Chagrin Falls Cleveland Cleveland Hts. East Cleveland Euclid Fairview Park Garfield Hts. Highland Hts. Lakewood Lyndhurst Maple Hts. Mayfield Hts. County Galion New Galion 6

15 COUNTY Old ) County New Middlesburg Hts Moreland Hills Newburg Hts. rth Olmsted rth Royalton Oakwood Olmsted Falls Orange Parma Parma Hts. Pepper Pike Seven Hills Shaker Hts. South Euclid Strongsville University Hts. Valley View Walton Hills Westlake Darke Adams Arcanum Greenville Greenville 7

16 COUNTY Defiance Yes Yes Yes Allen Butler Franklin Greenville Harrison Jackson Liberty Mississinaw Neave Patterson Twin Van Buren Wabash Washington Wayne Delaware Hicksville Milford ble Richland Old ) Gordon Gettysburg New Madison Union City Versailles Wayne Lakes New Weston Defiance Hicksville Sherwood County Delaware Yes Yes Berlin Delaware Columbus New 8

17 COUNTY Erie Fairfield Yes Yes Brown Genoa Harlem Orange Porter Trenton Groton Margarretta Milan Oxford Perkins Amanda Clearcreek Hocking Liberty Madison Richland Violet Old ) Powell Westerville Bay View Castalia Huron Kelleys Island Vermillion Sandusky Baltimore Breman Carroll Lancaster Lithopolis Pickerginton Stoutsville Sugar Grove Delaware Powell Shawnee Hills Westerville Bay View Castalia Milan Huron Berlin Hts. Sandusky Vermillion Carroll Columbus Lancaster Pleasantville Pickerington Reynoldsburg Thurston County Vermillion Sandusky New Sandusky Vermillion 9

18 COUNTY Fayette Yes Yes Yes Franklin Yes Yes Yes Fulton Yes Yes Yes Gallia Clinton Franklin Hamilton Jackson Jefferson Madison Plain Prairie Sharon Truro Amboy Gorham Green Guyan Old ) Washington Court House Bexley Columbus Gahanna Grove City Hilliard New Albany Reynoldsburg Upper Arlington Urbancrest Westerville Whitehall Worthington Delta Fayette Lyons Metamora Swanton County New Gallipolis Gallipolis Gallipolis 10

19 COUNTY Old ) County Morgan Springfield Geauga Yes Greene Yes Yes Yes Jefferson New Jasper Spring Valley Sugar Creek Xenia Beavercreek Bellbrook Bowersville Clifton Fairborn Spring Valley Xenia Yellow Springs Kettering Guernsey Yes Anderson Colerain Delhi Amberly Arlington Hts. Cheviot Hamilton Yes Yes Yes Green Cincinnati Harrison Cleves Miami Springfield Sycamore Deer Park Elmwood Place Evendale New Blue Ash Cheviot Cincinnait Elmwood Place Forest Park Golf Manor Glendale 11

20 COUNTY Whitewater Old ) Forest Park Golf Manor Greenhills Harrison Lincoln Hts. Lockland Loveland Madeira Milford Mt. Healthy Newton rth Bend N. College Hill rwood Reading Silverton Wyoming County Hancock Yes Fostoria Fostoria Hardin Yes Ada Alger McGuffey Alger New Greenhills Lockland Loveland Madeira Montgomery Mt. Healthy N. College Hill Sharonville Silverton Springdale St. Bernard Terrace Park Woodlawn Wyoming 12

21 COUNTY Harrison Henry Yes Yes Yes Highland Yes Yes Cadiz Green Moorefield Damasucs Flatrock Freedom Harrison Liberty Marion Monroe Napoleon Pleasant Ridgeville Washington Brush Creek Dodson Old ) Adena Cadiz Freeport Hopedale Jewett New Athens Scio Mt. Victory County Bowerstown Adena Malinta Nc Clure Napoleon New Lynchburg Sinking Spring 13

22 COUNTY Jackson Liberty Madison Marshall New Market Paint Penn Union Washington White Oak Salt Creek Starr Old ) County Hocking Laurelville Logan Holmes Yes Baltic Clarksfield Huron Yes Fairfield Bellevue Fitchville New London Hartland rth Fairfield Lyme Wakeman New London Willard rwalk Monroeville rwich New Monroeville 14

23 COUNTY Jackson Jefferson Peru Ridgefield Ripley Townsend Wakeman Brush Creek Cross Creek Island Creek Salem Saline Old ) Jackson Oak Hill Wellston Adena Amsterdam Bergholz Empire Irondale Mt. Pleasant Rayland Richmond Smithfield Steubenville Tiltonsville Toronto Wintersville Dillonvale Mt. Pleasant Steubenville Tiltonville Toronto County Jackson Wellston Dillonvale Steubenville New Adena Bergholz Steubenville 15

24 COUNTY Knox Yes Yes Yes Wayne Lake Yes Yes Yes Lawrence Madison Painesville Fayette Perry Rome Union Windsor Old ) Yorkville South Point Ironton Fredericktown Mt. Vernon Eastlake Fairport Harbor Kirtland Kirtland Hills Lakeline Mentor Painesville Waite Hill Wickliffe Willoughby Willoughby Hills Willowick County New Chesapeake Licking Yes Alexandria Buckeye Lake Buckeye 16

25 COUNTY Logan Richland Lorain Brighton Carlisle Columbia Eaton Elyria Huntington Sheffield Wellington Old ) Bell Center Degraff Lakeview Quincy Russells Point Amherst Avon Avon Lake Grafton Elyria Lorain N. Ridgeville Oberlin Rochester Sheffield Lake Buckeye Lake Granville Heath Newark Pataskala Reynoldsburg Rushsylvania West Liberty Elyria Grafton South Amherst Rochester Sheffield Lake Vermillion County Heath Newark Pataskala Elyria La Grange N. Ridgeville Oberlin Vermillion Wellington New Lake Heath Newark Pataskala Elyria N. Ridgeville Sheffield Vermillion Wellington 17

26 COUNTY Lucas Yes Yes Yes Madison Yes Yes Yes Mahoning Yes Yes Yes Monclova Providence Spencer Springfield Swanton Sylvania Monroe Paint Range Somerford Stokes Union Berlin Boardman Canfield Green Milton Smith Old ) Vermillion Wellington Maumee Oregon Sylvania Toledo Waterville Beloit Campbell Canfield Lowellville New Middletown Poland Maumee Sylvania Toledo Whitehouse London Mt. Sterling Campbell Washingtonville County New 18

27 COUNTY Old ) County Sebring Struthers Youngstown Marion Yes Medina Yes Yes Brunswick Hills Chatham Homer Lafayette Montville Meigs Salisbury Mercer Yes Yes Miami Butler Gibson Recovery Bethel Monroe Newberry Staunton Union Brunswick Lodi Medina Rittman Seville Wadsworth Middleport Pomeroy Brunswick Lodi Medina Rittman Seville Wadsworth New Syracuse Pleasant Hill Tipp City Troy Huber Heights Piqua Tipp City Union Tipp City Troy Monroe Yes Adams Piqua Tipp City 19

28 COUNTY Montgomery Yes Yes Yes Morgan Wayne Clay German Jackson Perry Malta Marion Meigsville Windsor Old ) Malta McConnelsville Stockport Brookville Carlisle Clayton Dayton Engelwood Farmersville Germantown Huber Hts. Kettering Miamisburg Oakwood Riverside Springboro Trotwood Union West Carrollton County New Chester Hill 20

29 COUNTY Morrow Muskingum Yes Bennington Lincoln S. Bloomfield Cass Hopewell Muskingum Old ) Cardington Edison Chesterville Marengo Sparta rwich Roseville Zanesville County Dresden Philo ble Yes Ottawa Yes Yes Allen Bam Salem Oak Harbor Port Clinton Rocky Ridge Paulding Yes Brown Crane Jackson Perry Yes Pickaway Yes Yes Darby Saltcreek Scioto Walnut Ashville Circleville New Holland South Antwerp Paulding Crooksville Roseville Somerset Thornville Ashville New Holland Paulding Payne New Oak Harbor Port Clinton Melrose 21

30 COUNTY Washington Pike Pebble Portage Yes Preble Brimfield Deerfield Edinburg Freedom Randolph Ravenna Rootstown Suffield Windham Casper Gratis Harrison Jefferson Lanier Monroe Twin Washington Old ) Bloomfield Beaver Piketon Waverly Aurora Kent Mogadore Ravenna Streetsboro Windham Camden Eldorado Gratis Lewisburg Verona West Alexandria West County Hiram Mantua Mogadore Ravenna College Corner Eldorado West Manchester New Paris West Manchester New Kent Mantua 22

31 COUNTY Old ) Manchester New Paris County New Putnam Yes Liberty Monroe Ottawa Palmer Perry Pleasant Columbus Grove Richland Plymouth Shelby Butler Ross Concord Green Huntington Union Bainbridge Adephi Sandusky Yes York Scioto Bloom Brushcreek Morgan Union Vernon Bellevue Gibonsburg Portsmouth South Webster 23

32 COUNTY Seneca Adams Bloom Clinton Hopewell Liberty Reed Scipio Seneca Thompson Venice Old ) Attica Bloomville Green Springs Tiffin Bettsville Fostoria County Fostoria New Shelby Yes Sidney Alliance Beach City Stark Yes Yes Yes Canal Fulton Bethlehem Canton Canton East Canton Nimishillen Louisville Osnaburg Massillon Paris Meyers Lake Minerva Waynesburg Louisville Alliance Canal Fulton East Canton 24

33 COUNTY Summit Yes Yes Yes Twinsburg Trumbull Champion Hubbard Liberty Newton Weathersfield Old ) Cortland Girard McDonald Newton Falls Niles Warren W. Farmington Wilmot Akron Boston Heights Clinton Hudson Macedonia Mogadore Monroe Falls New Franklin rton Peninsula Richfield Stow Twinsburg Girard Hubbard McDonald Newton Falls W. Farmington County Newton Falls Niles Warren New Hubbard Newton Falls Niles Warren 25

34 COUNTY Tuscarawas Franklin Union York Old ) Bolivar Dennison Parral Uhrichsville Richwood Plain City Baltic Gnadenhutten Mineral City Parral Port Washington Strasburg New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Magnetic Springs Richwood County Gnadenhutten Port Washington Tuscarawas Richwood Van Wert Yes Convoy Vinton Clearcreek Franklin Carlisle Franklin Warren Yes Yes Yes Hamilton Harveysburg Harlan Lebanon Massie Salem Loveland Maineville New Carlisle Franklin Harveysburg Lebanon Loveland Maineville 26

35 COUNTY Turtle Creek Union Washington Wayne Washington Yes Yes Yes Wayne Yes Yes Yes Chippewa Old ) Middletown Monroe Morrow S. Lebanon Springsboro Waynesville Belpre Beverly Matamoras Dalton Doylestown Fredericksburg Marshallville Orville Rittman West Salem Wooster County New Mason Springboro 27

36 COUNTY Williams Yes Yes Wood Yes Yes Brady Bridgewater Center Florence Jefferson Mill Creek rthwest Pulaski St. Joseph Springfield Superior Bloom Henry Middleton Washington Old ) Bairdstown Bowling Green Custar Cygnet Fostoria Grand Rapids Haskins Hoytville Jerry City Millbury Stryker West Unity Bloomdale Bradner Bowling Green Fostoria Perrysburg Rossford Walbridge County New West Unity 28

37 COUNTY Wyandot Total Crane Miflin Old ) Milton Center N. Baltimore Perrysburg Portage Rossford Tontogany Walbridge Wayne Weston Nevada Upper Sandusky County Sycamore Carey New Source: Basic data provided by Ohio Department of Public Safety Administration Division, Distribution 29