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

Regular session meetings are held the 1st & 3rd Mondays of every month, except for Monday holidays (moved to Tuesday). The public is welcome to all meetings. Your input is important, and you are encouraged to contact your ward councilperson or any at-large councilperson to discuss issues of interest to you. 2012 Council Members: - Don Ellington - President (2012-2015) - Jeff Rath - 3rd Ward (2010-2013) - Bill Cost Jr.- At Large (2012-2015) - Rhonda Loomis - 4th Ward (2010-2013) - Marc D. Guthrie - At Large (2012-2015) - Duke Frost - 5th Ward (2012-2013) - Ryan Bubb - At Large (2012-2015) - Doug Marmie - 6th Ward (2010-2013) - Ed Houdeshell - 1st Ward (2010-2013) - Carol Floyd - 7th Ward (2010-2013) - Shirley Stare - 2nd Ward (2010-2013) - Autumn Klein - Clerk of Council

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

Provides legislative oversight of business affairs and policy development for the Village of Highland Hills. The council consists of six elected members.

Records and maintains documents pertaining to land such as deeds for properties, easements, and liens for Allen County.

Provides a variety of services including the following - Real Estate, Agricultural Use, Agricultural District, Estate Tax, Personal Property Taxes, Manufactured Home Registration, County Finances, County Payroll, Tax Settlements, and Weights & Measures; also responsible for issuing various licenses for the County, such as dogs, cigarette, vendor, and junkyard.

Serves as the chief executive office of the Village.

Serves as the chief executive of the village. Appoints, with Council concurrence, a variety of officials and boards, as well as overseeing the Police Department, the Village Administrator and presiding at Council meetings.

Provides a seven-member elected council that is the legislative oversight of business affairs and policy development in the City of Highland Heights.

Provides services for Village Residents

Responsible for maintaining the financial records of the city, including general ledger records, and reporting the city’s financial position to the Auditor of State, City Council, the Mayor and other interested parties. The Auditor is also responsible for the accounting of fixed assets, payroll preparation along with pension fund and tax reporting, accounts payable, purchasing card management, and managing the city’s bonded and noted debt. The office performs internal audits of the various city departments to assure that proper accounting procedures are being followed.

Administers municipal services for the Village of Gloria Glens.

Provides municipal services for Mantua Township.

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

Responsible for maintaining the financial records of the city, including general ledger records, and reporting the city’s financial position to the Auditor of State, City Council, the Mayor and other interested parties. The Auditor is also responsible for the accounting of fixed assets, payroll preparation along with pension fund and tax reporting, accounts payable, purchasing card management, and managing the city’s bonded and noted debt. The office performs internal audits of the various city departments to assure that proper accounting procedures are being followed.

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

Addresses the needs and concerns of the residents of the Village of Cuyahoga Heights.

Information provided to taxpayers regarding each division of the Treasurer's office.

Provides a 6 member elected Council which is the legislative oversight of business affairs and policy development for the Village of Newburgh Heights.

Serves as the chief administrator for the Village of Valley View.

Oversees that funds of Morgan County are spent legally and that tax revenues are distributed properly. Also responsible for the Homestead Tax Exemption; Licenses: Dog, Vendor's, Cigarette; Taxes: Estate; Mobile Home; Personal Property; Real Estate.

Serves as the principal governmental body of a Munroe Falls with the power to pass ordinances, levy taxes, appropriate funds and administer city government.

Responsible for collecting income tax from individuals, partnerships, corporations, and any other entity having income that is taxable by the City of Shelby.

Serves as chief administrator for the Village of Brooklyn Heights.

Provides the Council of the Village of Arcanum. The Council is composed of 6 members. All council meetings are open to the public.