County News

Commissioners today approved a $2 million expansion to their historic investment in affordable housing initiatives. This latest commitment increases the County’s overall housing strategy to nearly $50 million including a partnership with the Cincinnati Development Fund (CDF) under the Affordable Housing Leverage Fund, which now totals $36.4 million.

The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners approved the allocation of $300,000 in Façade Grant funding to six communities: Cheviot, Harrison, Mt. Healthy, Reading, Lockland, and Woodlawn.

The Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners has approved a $389.7 MM County Budget for 2025 following a unanimous decision at the December 12th public meeting.

The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners is gearing up to make decisions after being presented with the 2025 Administrator’s Recommended Budget later today. County Administrator Jeff Aluotto is releasing his recommendations to balance a $1.3 All Funds Budget that includes a General Fund Budget of $389.3 million later today at the 1:00pm Commissioner’s Staff Meeting.

 In advance of the upcoming Veterans Day holiday, Hamilton County Commissioners announce plans to illuminate county buildings green from November 4-11 as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans, a nationwide effort uniting counties to support military veterans.

County Commissioners and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College officials cut the ribbon on a new state-of-the-art nursing skills lab that will help ease the shortage of nurses in Greater Cincinnati.

On October 25, 2024, Hamilton County and the City of Cincinnati, local governements and residents celebrated the groundbreaking of the Hamilton County Regional Safety Complex.

Eight small businesses from across Hamilton County pitched their business growth plans at Hamilton County’s first-ever pitch night on October 22nd. The award recipients are....

Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled (LADD) and the Cincinnati Development Fund (CDF) jointly announced a historic $4 million investment by Hamilton County to increase affordable housing options for adults with developmental disabilities.

Ongoing surveillance of daily overdose incidents since September 20, 2024, has indicated abnormal increases in overdose-related activity.

Hamilton County is making it easier than ever for homeowners to make essential repairs with the launch of the new Revive + Thrive Home Repair Loan Program powered by LISC Greater Cincinnati.

For the first time ever, departments under the Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners are united under one cohesive brand.

MSA Sports recently unveiled a Paycor Stadium Complex Renovation Proposal that aims to increase public engagement, improve accessibility, and better connect with the surrounding community while sustaining the long-term future and competitiveness of the Cincinnati Bengals.

Announcing the Hamilton County Down Payment Match Program, a transformative initiative designed to boost commercial property ownership among small businesses.

Emergency alerts and warnings are the first sign that action may need to be taken to keep you and your loved ones safe. Remember, when you receive an alert or warning, you want to Take Cover, Tune In, and Take Action!

Roger Troutman & Zapp, Shirley Murdock, Randy Crawford and Donald Lawrence honored followed up by a free performance by Zapp!

A consortium of leading Cincinnati organizations has partnered to create the region's first Green Bank to build more resilient, healthier, and equitable communities.

Seven Hamilton County Programs and Initiatives have been recognized with a 2024 Achievement Award from the National Association of Counties (NACo). The awards honor innovative, effective county government programs that strengthen services for residents.

Hamilton County Commissioners and Cincinnati Metro are proud to announce an enhanced partnership with the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission (VSC) to offer free and discounted bus rides to veterans across the County.

Hamilton County Commissioners are announcing the launch of a $5.3 million Lead Safe Ohio program to help eligible homeowners repair their homes to protect from toxic lead.