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Public Officials Directory 2021 PUBLIC OFFICIALS DIRECTORY Old Warren County Courthouse Photo by: J. Baker WARREN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 406 JUSTICE DRIVE LEBANON, OHIO 45036 DAVID G. YOUNG –PRESIDENT TOM GROSSMANN – VICE PRESIDENT SHANNON JONES – MEMBER PREFACE Information published in this directory has been obtained from various sources. We would appreciate being notified of any omissions, changes, or errors in our listings by calling 513-695-1250 or by Fax 513-695-2054. Meeting dates and times are subject to change. If you plan to attend a meeting of a particular governmental entity, it is recommended that you verify that the meeting is to occur as scheduled. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. WARREN COUNTY OFFICIALS 1 WARREN COUNTY DEPARTMENTS 3 COMMUNITY PARTNERS 6 CITY OFFICIALS Franklin 7 Lebanon 8 Loveland 9 Mason 10 Middletown 11 Monroe 12 Springboro 13 VILLAGE OFFICIALS Butlerville 14 Carlisle 15 Corwin 16 Harveysburg 17 Maineville 18 Morrow 19 Pleasant Plain 20 South Lebanon 21 Waynesville 22 TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS Clearcreek 23 Page No. Deerfield 24 Franklin 25 Hamilton 26 Harlan 27 Massie 28 Salem 29 Turtlecreek 30 Union 31 Washington 32 Wayne 33 BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICIALS 34 SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS & TREASURERS 37 STATE OF OHIO OFFICIALS 38 UNITED STATES CONGRESS 39 PRESIDENT & UNITED STATES CABINET 40 TWELFTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS 42 COUNTIES/CITIES/TOWNSHIPS ZONING CONTACTS 43 WARREN COUNTY REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION 44 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS 51 WARREN COUNTY, OHIO www.co.warren.oh.us WARREN COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 406 Justice Drive Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-1000 (Switchboard) COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR The Board of County Commissioners’ regular meetings are Mrs. Tiffany Zindel every Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. and the 2nd & 4th Thursday of the Administration Building month at 5:00 p.m. The meetings on the 2nd & 4th Thursday 406 Justice Drive will only be held “as necessary” and are subject to cancellation. Lebanon, Ohio 45036 Additional Thursday meetings may be scheduled as needed. 513-695-1241 Meetings are held in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room [email protected] located on the first level of the Administration Building. AUDITOR 513-695-1250 Fax 513-695-2054 Mr. Matt Nolan Administration Building Mr. David G. Young – President 406 Justice Drive Warren County Board of Commissioners Lebanon, Ohio 45036 Administration Building 513-695-1235 406 Justice Drive [email protected] Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-1250 RECORDER [email protected] Mrs. Linda Oda Mr. Tom Grossmann– Vice President Administration Building Warren County Board of Commissioners 406 Justice Drive Administration Building Lebanon, Ohio 45036 406 Justice Drive 513-695-1382 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 [email protected] 513-695-1250 [email protected] TREASURER Mrs. Shannon Jones Mr. Barney Wright Warren County Board of Commissioners Administration Building Administration Building 406 Justice Drive 406 Justice Drive Lebanon, Ohio 45036 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-1300 513-695-1250 [email protected] [email protected] SHERIFF CLERK TO COMMISSIONERS Sheriff Larry Sims Mrs. Tina Osborne Criminal Justice Building Administration Building 822 Memorial Drive 406 Justice Drive Lebanon, Ohio 45036 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-1280 513-695-1254 [email protected] [email protected] 1 WARREN COUNTY, OHIO (Continued) CORONER Dr. Russell Uptegrove Judge Robert Peeler 406 Justice Drive Courts Building Lebanon, Ohio 45036 500 Justice Drive 513-695-1137 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 [email protected] 513-695-1159 [email protected] PROSECUTOR Judge Donald Oda Mr. David Fornshell Courts Building Justice Drive Office Building 500 Justice Drive 520 Justice Drive Lebanon, Ohio 45036 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-1231 513-695-1325 [email protected] [email protected] Judge Timothy Tepe ENGINEER Courts Building 500 Justice Drive Mr. Neil Tunison Lebanon, Ohio 45036 210 W. Main Street 513-695-1149 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 [email protected] 513-695-3301 COUNTY COURT [email protected] Melissa Moubray – Court Administrator CLERK OF COURTS 513-695-2490 [email protected] Mr. James L. Spaeth Courts Building Judge Gary Loxley 500 Justice Drive Criminal Justice Building Lebanon, Ohio 45036 822 Memorial Drive 513-695-1120 Lebanon, Ohio 45036 [email protected] 513-695-1370 [email protected] PROBATE/JUVENILE COURT Judge Robert S. Fischer Laura Schnecker – Court Administrator Criminal Justice Building 513-695-1615 822 Memorial Drive [email protected] Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-1370 Judge Joseph Kirby [email protected] 900 Memorial Drive Lebanon, Ohio 45036 DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT 513-695-1160 [email protected] Mary Ellen Steele – Court Administrator 513-695-2586 COMMON PLEAS COURT [email protected] Jennifer Burnside – Court Administrator Judge Jeffrey Kirby 513-695-1570 Courts Building [email protected] 500 Justice Drive Lebanon, Ohio 45036 513-695-1340 [email protected] 2 WARREN COUNTY DEPARTMENTS Department Department Head Phone Number Auditor Matt Nolan 513-695-1235 406 Justice Drive Board of Elections Brian Sleeth 513-695-1358 520 Justice Drive Building Department Michelle Tegtmeier 513-695-1290 406 Justice Drive Children Services Susan Walther 513-695-1546 416 S. East Street Child Support Beth Anne Schorr 513-695-1580 500 Justice Drive Clerk of Courts - Legal James Spaeth 513-695-1120 500 Justice Drive Clerk of Courts – Title James Spaeth 513-695-1175 19 Dave Avenue Commissioners Tiffany Zindel – Administrator 513-695-1241 406 Justice Drive Common Pleas Court Jennifer Burnside – Ct. Administrator 513-695-1346 500 Justice Drive Common Pleas – Probation Jan Egner 513-695-2552 & Court Services 520 Justice Drive Community Corrections Mike Steele 513-695-1661 520 Justice Drive Coroner Dr. Russell Uptegrove 513-695-1137 406 Justice Drive County Court Melissa Moubray – Ct. Administrator 513-695-1370 822 Memorial Drive Developmental Disabilities Megan Manuel 513-228-6508 410 S. East Street Dog Warden Nathan Harper 513-695-1352 230 Cook Road Domestic Relations Court Mary Ellen Steele – Ct. Administrator 513-695-2586 500 Justice Drive Drug Task Force Commander Steve Arrasmith 513-695-0070 822 Memorial Drive 3 WARREN COUNTY DEPARTMENTS (Continued) Department Department Head Phone Number Economic Development Matt Schnipke 513-695-2090 406 Justice Drive Emergency Services Melissa Bour 513-695-1315 520 Justice Drive Engineer (Admin Offices) Neil Tunison 513-695-3301 210 W. Main Street Engineer (Highway Dept) Neil Tunison 513-695-3329 105 Markey Road Facilities Management Trevor Hearn 513-695-1463 430 S. East Street Garage Andy Russell 513-695-1350 1433 State Route 63 Grants Administration Susanne Mason 513-695-1259 406 Justice Drive Health Department Duane Stansbury 513-695-1228 416 S. East Street Human Services Lauren Cavanaugh 513-695-1420 416 S. East Street Information Technology Ben Clift 513-695-1114 406 Justice Drive Juvenile Court Laura Schnecker – Ct. Administrator 513-695-1160 900 Memorial Drive Juvenile Detention Center Tony Miller 513-695-1392 900 Memorial Drive Law Library Lisa Zimmer 513-695-1381 822 Memorial Drive Map Room Bob Fox 513-695-1190 406 Justice Drive Mary Haven Center Mike Goodlett 513-695-1613 900 Memorial Drive Mental Health Recovery Board Colleen Chamberlain 513-695-1695 212 Cook Road 4 WARREN COUNTY DEPARTMENTS (Continued) Department Department Head Phone Number OhioMeansJobs Warren County Matt Fetty 513-695-1130 300 E. Silver Street Park District Larry Easterly 513-695-1109 1267 N. State Route 741 Planning Commission Stan Williams 513-695-1223 406 Justice Drive Probate Court Judge Joe Kirby 513-695-1180 900 Memorial Drive Prosecutor David Fornshell 513-695-1325 520 Justice Drive Recorder Linda Oda 513-695-1382 406 Justice Drive Records Center & Archives Jennifer Haney Conover 513-695-1815 406 Justice Drive Sheriff Larry Sims 513-695-1280 822 Memorial Drive Soil & Water Conservation Molly Conley 513-695-1337 320 E. Silver Street Solid Waste Susanne Mason 513-695-1209 406 Justice Drive Telecommunications Paul Kindell 513-695-1318 500 Justice Drive Treasurer Barney Wright 513-695-1300 406 Justice Drive Veterans Office John Agenbroad 513-695-2717 312 E. Silver Street Water & Sewer Chris Brausch 513-695-1377 406 Justice Drive Zoning Michelle Tegtmeier 513-695-1294 406 Justice Drive 5 WARREN COUNTY COMMUNITY PARTNERS Abuse & Rape Crisis Jane Conn 513-695-1107 Adult Education (Aspire) Karen Karnes 513-695-2987 300 E. Silver Street Adult State Parole 513-695-1200 320 E. Silver Street Alternative School Dr. Kevin Harleman 513-695-2994 3527 N. St. Rt. 48 Educational Service Center Tom Isaacs 513-695-2900 1879 Deerfield Road Genealogical Society 513-695-1144 406 Justice Drive Head Start Lisa Cayard 513-695-2224 852 Franklin Road Metropolitan Housing Jacquie Adkins 513-695-3380 990 E. Ridge Road Ohio State University Extension Office 513-695-1311 320 E. Silver Street Open Options, Inc. Pat Evans 513-695-1565 1073 Oregonia Road, Suite A State Auditor 513-695-1497 406 Justice Drive 6 CITY OF FRANKLIN www.franklinohio.org 1 Benjamin Franklin Way Franklin, Ohio 45005 937-746-9921 Fax 937-746-1136 The Franklin City Council meets the 1st and 3rd Mondays at 6:00 p.m., at the City Building. MAYOR CLERK TO COUNCIL Brent Centers Khristi Dunn 6910 Scholl Road 1 Benjamin Franklin Way Franklin, Ohio 45005 Franklin, Ohio 45005 937-620-1872 937-746-9921 ext. 1102 [email protected] [email protected] VICE MAYOR CITY MANAGER Todd Hall Jonathan Westendorf 410 Harpwood Drive City Building Franklin, Ohio 45005 1 Benjamin Franklin Way 937-746-7949 Franklin, Ohio 45005 [email protected] 937-746-9921 [email protected] COUNCIL MUNICIPAL JUDGE Michael Aldridge 11 Ruppert Court Ronald W.
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