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Hamilton County Officials 2016 HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS 2016 1/27/2016 10:38 AM YEAR TERM TERM ELECTED NAME / ADDRESS COMMENCES EXPIRES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: 11/14 CHRIS MONZEL (R)* 01/01/15 12/31/18 840 VAN NES 45246 11/12 TODD PORTUNE (D)* 01/02/13 01/01/17 7362 BRIDGE POINT 45248 11/12 DENNIS JOSEPH DETERS (R) APPT. 1-7-16 01/03/13 01/02/17 G. HARTMANN 5590 DESERTGOLD DR. 45247 RESIGNED 12/28/15 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COUNTY AUDITOR: 11/14 DUSTY RHODES (D)* 03/09/15 03/08/19 (Term commencing 2nd 5654 ALOMAR DR. 45238 Monday in Mar.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COUNTY PROSECUTOR: 11/12 JOSEPH T. DETERS (R)* 01/07/13 01/01/17 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT BLDG. 230 EAST NINTH ST. SUITE 4000 CINCINNATI, OH 45202 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS: 11/12 TRACY WINKLER (R)* 01/07/13 01/01/17 6164 WEST FORK RD. 45247 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COUNTY SHERIFF: 11/12 JIM NEIL (D)* 01/07/13 01/01/17 254 TWAIN AVE. 45233 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COUNTY RECORDER: 11/12 WAYNE COATES (D)* 01/07/13 01/01/17 11284 LOCKPORT CT. 45240 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COUNTY TREASURER: 11/12 ROBERT A. GOERING, JR. (R)* 09/02/13 09/03/17 (Term Commencing 1st 7289 BRIXTON LN, 45255 Monday in September ) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- COUNTY ENGINEER: 11/12 THEODORE B. HUBBARD (R)* 01/07/13 01/01/17 8562 SHUMAN LANE 45231 COUNTY CORONER: 11/12 LAKSHMI KODE SAMMARCO, M.D. (D)* 01/07/13 01/01/17 4795 DRAKE ROAD 45243 COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR: CHRISTIAN SIGMAN APPOINTED 5-11-11 * Political affiliation listed may not correspond to a candidate’s declaration of candidacy or nominating petition. 1 HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS 2016 1/27/2016 10:38 AM FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS YEAR TERM TERM ELECTED NAME / ADDRESS COMMENCES EXPIRES 11/10 SYLVIA SIEVE HENDON (R)* 02/09/11 02/08/17 3 EDINBURGH PL. NORTH BEND 45052 11/12 PAT FISCHER (R)* 02/09/13 02/08/19 6460 KINCAID LN. 45213 11/12 PETER J. STAUTBERG (R)* 02/10/13 02/09/19 appt .3-5-15 7571 AYERS RD. 45255 in 2016- unexpired term ending 2/9/19 11/12 PAT DEWINE (R)* 02/11/13 02/10/19 2826 ERIE AVE. 45208 11/12 PENELOPE CUNNINGHAM (R)* 02/12/13 02/11/19 8036 KELLER RD 45243 11/14 RUSSELL MOCK (R)* 02/09/15 02/08/21 5846 WAYSIDE AVE. 45230 * Political affiliation listed may not correspond to a candidate’s declaration of candidacy or nominating petition. 2 HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS 2016 1/27/2016 10:38 AM HAMILTON COUNTY COMMON PLEAS CT YEAR TERM TERM ELECTED NAME /ADDRESS COMMENCES EXPIRES JUVENILE DIVISION; 11/10 Vacant 01/01/11 12/31/16 11/14 JOHN M. WILLIAMS (R)* 6749 WETHERIDGE DR. 45230 02/14/15 02/13/21 DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION: 11/10 SUSAN LAKER TOLBERT (R)* 01/16/11 01/15/17 6520 KENWOOD ROAD 45243 11/10 JON H. SIEVE (R)* 01/05/11 01/04/17 538 OVERHILL LANE 45238 11/14 AMY L. SEARCY (R)* 07/01/15 06/30/21 8668 MOUNT HOPE RD. HARRISON 45030 PROBATE COURT DIVISION: 11/14 RALPH WINKLER (R)* 02/09/15 02/08/21 6164 WEST FORK RD. 45247 DRUG COURT JUDGE 11/14 KIM WILSON BURKE (R)* 1007 MARY LN. 45215 01/03/15 01/02/21 * Political affiliation listed may not correspond to a candidate’s declaration of candidacy or nominating petition. 3 HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS 2016 1/27/2016 10:38 AM HAMILTON COUNTY COMMON PLEAS CT YEAR TERM TERM ELECTED NAME / ADDRESS COMMENCES EXPIRES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ 11/10 JODY LUEBBERS (D)* 01/02/11 01/01/17 9138 SHADETREE DR. 45242 11/10 ROBERT P. RUEHLMAN (R)* 01/03/11 01/02/17 72 E. HARRISON AVE. 45052 11/10 JOHN A. WEST (N)* 01/04/11 01/03/17 4508 SPRINGMEADOW DR. 45229 11/10 MEGAN SHANAHAN -(R) 01/15/11 01/14/17 Replaced Ralph Winkler 1310 AULT VIEW AVE. 45208 appointed to Probate Division.4-13-15 11/12 STEVEN EDWARD MARTIN (R)* 01/01/13 12/31/18 3825 MIAMI RD. 45227 11/12 LESLIE GHIZ (R)* 04/01/13 03/31/19 7115 WALLACE AVE. 45243 11/12 NADINE ALLEN (D)* 04/01/13 03/31/19 10164 KINGSPORT DRIVE 45241 11/14 MELBA MARSH (R)* 01/01/15 12/31/20 415 HEATHERHILL LN. 45206 11/14 PATRICK DINKELACKER (R)* 01/02/15 01/01/21 3822 TOPICHILLS DR. 45248 11/14 ROBERT C. WINKLER (R)* 02/09/15 02/08/21 3862 BEACON WOODS CLEVES, OH 45002 11/14 JERRY METZ (D)* 02/10/15 02/09/21 5449 WASIGO DR. 45230 11/14 BETH A. MYERS (R)* 02/11/15 02/10/21 9252 APPLECREST CT. 45242 11/14 ETHNA M. COOPER (R)* 02/12/15 02/11/21 7424 BAYSWATER PL. 45255 11/14 CHARLES J. KUBICKI, JR. (R)* 02/13/15 02/12/21 11719 GRANDSTONE LN. 45249 11/14 PAT FOLEY (D)* 01/04/15 01/03/21 2200 VICTORY PKWY #1907 45206 * Political affiliation listed may not correspond to a candidate’s declaration of candidacy or nominating petition. 4 HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS 2016 1/27/2016 10:38 AM HAMILTON COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT YEAR TERM TERM ELECTED NAME / ADDRESS COMMENCES EXPIRES --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISTRICT 1 DWANE K. MALLORY (D)* 01/05/14 01/04/20 11/13 907 DAYTON STREET 45214 DISTRICT 1 FANON A. RUCKER (D)* 01/03/12 01/02/18 11/11 1511 BEAVERTON AVE. 45237 DISTRICT 2 TYRONE K. YATES (D)* 01/05/14 01/04/20 11/13 1734 FAIRFAX AVE. 45207 DISTRICT 2 CHERYL D. GRANT (D)* 01/03/12 01/02/18 11/11 3766 ASHWORTH DR. #2 45208 DISTRICT 3 TED BERRY (N)* 01/05/14 01/04/20 11/13 1410 SPRINGFIELD PIKE #40-C 45215 DISTRICT 3 WILLIAM MALLORY (D)* 01/03/12 01/02/18 11/11 9456 BENCHMARK LANE 45242 DISTRICT 4 JOSH BERKOWITZ (R)* 01/05/14 01/04/20 11/15 4013 ELSMERE AVE. 45212 DISTRICT 4 CURT KISSINGER (R)* APPT. 01/02/18 11/15 634 SYCAMORE ST. #4J 45202 TOOK OFFICE 2-9-15 DISTRICT 5 HEATHER STEIN RUSSELL (R)* 01/05/14 01/04/20 11/13 1695 PHEASANT HILL DR. LOVELAND 45140 DISTRICT 5 BRAD GREENBERG (R)* 01/03/12 01/02/18 11/11 10922 REDNOR CT. 45140 DISTRICT 6 RICHARD BERNAT (R)* 01/05/14 01/04/20 11/13 5703 BECKRIDGE CT. 45247 DISTRICT 6 BERNARD BOUCHARD (R)* 01/03/12 01/02/18 11/11 5657 WERK RD. 45248 DISTRICT 7 MELISSA POWERS (N)* 01/05/14 01/04/20 11/13 30 E. CENTRAL PKWY. #1401 45202 DISTRICT 7 LISA ALLEN (R)* 01/03/12 01/02/18 11/11 4730 ZION RD. CLEVES 45002 * Political affiliation listed may not correspond to a candidate’s declaration of candidacy or nominating petition. 5 HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS 2016 1/27/2016 10:38 AM CITY OF CINCINNATI FORM OF GOVERNMENT CHARTER CITY MANAGER POPULATION 296,943 ADDRESS OF MUNICIPAL BLDG. CITY HALL 801 PLUM ST. CINTI, OH 45202 DATE AND TIME OF MEETING EVERY WEDNESDAY 2:00 P.M. MAIL SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO MELISSA AUTRY (CLERK OF COUNCIL) CLERK OF COUNCIL: [email protected] ROOM 308 CITY HALL (513) 352-3246 CLERK'S OFFICE (513352-3243 CITY MANAGER’S OFFICE (513) 591-6000 INFORMATION (513) 352-2578 FAX IF VACANCY OCCURS PRIOR TO JUNE 1ST, ELECTION REQUIRED. CHARTER AMENDMENT ISSUE #24 11-3-15 TERMS COMMENCE FOR COUNCIL & MAYOR 1/ 2/ 2018 (1ST TUESDAY AFTER JAN 1.) POLITICAL OFFICE NAME / ADDRESS TERM EXPIR. AFFILIATION* MAYOR JOHN CRANLEY TERM -1 2949 PINERIDGE AVENUE 45208 D ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------- MEMBERS OF COUNCIL: TERM -1 CHRISTOPHER SMITHERMAN 1000 LENOX PLACE 45229 N TERM -1 CHRIS SEELBACH 1431 MAIN ST. UNIT D 45202 D TERM- 1 WENDELL YOUNG 735 CLINTON SPRINGS AVE. 45229 D TERM -1 YVETTE SIMPSON 1007 JOHN ST. 45203 D TERM -1 P.G. SITTENFELD 100 E. CENTRAL PKWY #514 45202 D TERM -1 DAVID MANN 568 EVANSWOOD PL. 45220 N TERM -1 KEVIN FLYNN 2176 RAEBURN DR. 45223 D TERM-1 AMY MURRAY 3116 VICTORIA AVE. 45208 R TERM -2 CHARLIE WINBURN 5766 WILLOWCOVE DR. 45239 R ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------ CITY MANAGER HARRY BLACK CITY SOLICITOR PAULA BOGGS-MUETHING POLICE CHIEF ELIOT ISAAC FIRE CHIEF RICHARD A. BRAUN * Political affiliation listed may not correspond to a candidate’s declaration of candidacy or nominating petition. 6 HAMILTON COUNTY OFFICIALS 2016 1/27/2016 10:38 AM CITY OF BLUE ASH FORM OF CHARTER DATE OF GOVERNMENT CITY MANAGER POPULATION 12,114 INCORPORATION 1955 ADDRESS OF MUNICIPAL BLDG. 4343 COOPER RD. CINTI, OH. 45242-5699 DATE AND TIME OF MEETING 2ND & 4TH THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH PHONE NUMBER (513) 745-8539 FAX- 745-8594 CITY MANAGER: DAVID M. WALTZ MAIL SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO: DAVID M. WALTZ, CITY MGR. KARLA PLANK, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TERM POLITICAL OFFICE NAME / ADDRESS EXPIRES AFFILIATION* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MAYOR LEE CZERWONKA 11/30/17
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