County News

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.

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

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

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.

Hamilton County Commissioners are funding up to $7Million in CARES Act Grants for K-12 Schools within the County for COVID-19 related expenses.

Hamilton County Public Health issued an advisory for all Hamilton County residents to stay home whenever possible. Residents are encouraged to leave home for work, school, or essential needs, such as food or medical care.

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically shifted our way of interacting with friends, family and the community with serious implications on our economy and health. The Women and Girls Commission wants to you to know that help is available.

Dog Warden services in Hamilton County are now being operated by Cincinnati Animal CARE Humane Society.

Behind on your utility bills? There are programs that could help. Hamilton County even has a COVID-19 relief program if you've been impacted by the pandemic.

Hamilton County is ramping up its COVID-19 testing strategy thanks to a partnership between Hamilton County, The Health Collaborative and several of our region’s leading health and healthcare institutions.

Struggling to pay rent or your utility bills due to #COVID19? There is help for eligible tenants who live in Hamilton County, OH.

Hamilton County Commissioners unanimously approve a resolution that declares racism a public health crisis and points to specific ways to ensure Hamilton County is a more equitable County.

Hamilton County Officials are taking action to limit the spread of COVID-19 to protect residents, visitors and employees.