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

Responsible for various administrative and ministerial duties in conjunction with the Court of Common Pleas. Duties include filing, docketing, indexing, and preserving all court pleadings for civil, felony criminal and domestic relations cases.

The Clerk of Courts office responsibilities include receiving, docketing, indexing, certifying and preserving the pleadings, court orders and other legal documents that are filed with the courts served by the Clerk. Also serves court papers, as required by law and as directed by the parties, furnishes preliminary case schedules and notices of hearings, and issues such writs as summonses, subpoenas, warrants and executions. Deposits of money to cover court costs, fines, fees and restitution are received, accounted for and disbursed by the Clerk of Courts according to statute and court order. Other primary responsibility is the issuance of Certificates of Title for automobiles, boats and trailers.

Local government and administration office that handles services such as local zoning, utilities, and taxes.

Provides court-related documents; Domestic Relations Division provides court-related documents pertaining to divorce, dissolution, domestic violence and child support cases.

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.

Provides answers to tax questions.

Provides administrative oversight of all village services, coordination of responses to constituents' complaints and concerns, information about government services, and leadership in planning and implementing various services for the Village of Middlefield.

Acts for and on behalf of Lorain County as leaders of the county government responsible for improvement programs and operation/tax budgets.

Records and maintains documents pertaining to land such as deeds for properties, easements, liens, mortgages, affidavits, leases, land contracts, plats, regular powers of attorney, trusts, zoning resolutions, annexations, and tax liens for the county. Keeps records of Living Wills for Health Care and Durable Power of Attorney. Records DD214 discharge papers for military veterans and issues United States Veteran Ohio Identification Card.

Provides administrative services for the township.

Presides over the Mayor's office, utilities, Greenlawn Cemetery, Mary Fate Park and local swimming pool.

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

Office of the chief executive officer of the City of Garfield Heights. 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 city policies and programs.

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

County Auditor is responsible for a myriad of duties across all levels of county government, including Real Estate Appraisal and Assessment; Real Estate Taxes and Tax Rates; General Accounting; Manufactured Housing; Property Tax Rollback and Homestead Exemption; Estate Taxes; Personal Property Tax; Weights and Measures; Licensing for dogs, kennels, vendors and cigarettes; Data Processing; Additional Statutory Board and Commission Duties.

Provides clerk of court legal services and maintains records of some other courts for Hamilton County.

Serves as the city of Macedonia City Council which consists of six members elected from the city at large. Conducts the duties of City Council which includes adopting the annual budget; enacting legislation; confirming appointments by the mayor and generally establishing basic policy for the City.

Provides municipal services for Shalersville Township.

Keeps financial accounts of the city. Acts as the City Treasurer. Assists the Mayor and Council in preparation of budgets and appropriations.

An internal department of city government mainly responsible for overseeing and adhering to the City's cash and investment policies as defined by ORC. Additional duties include processing payroll for the City's 300+ employees.

Administers and maintains voter registration information. Conducts elections and administers absentee voting, stores results of elections (current and past), and files campaign finance reports.

Provides services for and addresses problems and concerns of residents in the Village of Bentleyville.