Archived News 2021

Hamilton County is teaming up with the Southwest Ohio Region Workforce Investment Board (SWORWIB) to temporarily house the services of the 513Relief Bus in one convenient location starting in January 2022 for the winter months.

Hamilton County Commissioners announced the launch of a new $6.3 million grant program to help stabilize nonprofits that provide essential social and family services in Hamilton County. Applications for those eligible nonprofits go live on December 30, 2021 on the United Way's website.

The Hamilton County Administrator unveils the 2022 Recommended Budget.

In solemn recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Great American Ballpark, Paul Brown Stadium, and TQL Stadium are all lighting up purple this weekend.

Black male overdose deaths are on the rise in Ohio. Hamilton County is expanding its Quick Response Team with a new program that applies evidence-based interventions.

Hamilton County's sales tax rating received a recent boost that will ensure the County pays a lower interest rate on sales tax bond refunding.

Hamilton County, Ohio was one of three Ohio counties recognized for its commitment to strengthening the leadership skills of elected officials and the county workforce.

This is a free service offered to all Hamilton County residents that allows us to ensure that these materials are properly disposed of, including pesticides, automotive fluids, cleaning products, lawn and pool chemicals.

Hamilton County Commissioners are proud partners in the 'We Must Save Us' campaign that was launched by Closing the Health Gap. The goal is simple: to increase the awareness, build knowledge, and expand capacity to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable Black and Brown populations in Hamilton County.

Small Businesses in Hamilton County have a third chance to apply for funding through the Small Business Relief Grant Program. Starting next week, small businesses can apply for grants up to $10,000 to help offset business interruption costs caused by the pandemic.

Hamilton County lays out its plan to spend $158.7 million in American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding. The County's plan is divided into projects that will be initiated in 2021 and projects that need additional stakeholder input.

Your insights will help the County improve its efforts to increase contracting opportunities for small businesses and minority- and woman-owned businesses.

All of Hamilton County, including the City of Cincinnati have been identified as an area of "substantial spread" of COVID-19 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Federal Eviction Moratorium ends July 31, 2021 - Millions in assistance is still available through the Hamilton County Rent and Utility Relief Program.

513 Small Business Assist to help those struggling to apply for federal, state, and local funds and who need one-on-one advice.

Effective July 1, 2021, Hamilton County Commissioners are conducting in-person public meetings. The public is urged to participate in-person or virtually via zoom.

Hamilton County Administrator unveils the Administration's recommended guidance for the use of the County's allocation of $158 million from the American Rescue Plan.

The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, along with campaign partners, want to help bring the local economy back safely this summer, to show locals and visitors how hotels, shops and restaurants are safely reopening.

Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Lakshmi Sammarco and County Commissioners are celebrating the opening of the new Hamilton County Coroner's Office and Crime Laboratory.

Building Safety Month is an international campaign that takes place in May to raise awareness about building safety.

During the week of April 26–30, we shine a light on the importance of reentry and the responsibility we all have to understand why reentry matters and how to set communities and neighbors up for success.

We know many Hamilton County residents are still struggling because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We want to make sure everyone can find the right help easily.

Hamilton County Public Health has been informed that surveillance discovered a COVID-19 variant in Hamilton County.

The Hamilton County Outdoor Warning Sirens temporarily activated this morning as a result of an operator error during routine training.

Health, business and elected leaders in Hamilton County and the City of Cincinnati are teaming up to provide a unified vaccination website.

Rent and Utility Assistance is still available in Hamilton County for renters financially impacted by COVID-19. HCJFS and Talbert House are accepting applications.

Hamilton County Commissioners Elect Commissioner Summerow Dumas President and Commissioner Reece as Vice President.