County News

Hamilton County Commissioners are currently considering the County Administrator's Recommended Budget that balances the general fund of the County at $394.5 Million.

Hamilton County Commissioners are investing $1 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds with the Talent Collaborative of Greater Cincinnati to more efficiently coordinate workforce development efforts that will lead to more residents securing quality in-demand jobs.

Hamilton County Commissioners, community leaders and Duke Energy representatives commemorated the 100th community stop of the award-winning 513Relief Bus at the St. Monica Community Center in Lincoln Heights.

Hamilton County Commissioners expanded the highly sought after “INSPIRE Youth Initiative” Grant that provides $5,000 to local grassroots organizations that support our youth. These grants are intended to reduce youth violence by supporting community organizations, churches, and after-school programs that create enriching and safe spaces for kids and teens.

Hamilton County Commissioners received a sneak peek of some new renderings of the Duke Energy Convention Center's planned renovation. Commissioners also received an update on the schedule and financing plan for the entire district.

Drivers test their skills in the 2023 training course in preparation for the winter snow.

Hamilton County Commissioners are announcing a $1.5 million investment to help address the critical nursing shortage in the county. The funds will be used to expand the nursing pathway program at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, which will create more opportunities for students to become nurse aids (STNAs), practical nurses (LPNs), and registered nurses (RNs).

The full team designing and building the replacement for the Western Hills Viaduct is kicking off the next phase of the $398 million project with an in-person workshop in Cincinnati to address a range of engineering and construction details.

Teens in foster care will get to see the Reds in person during today’s game thanks to a large donation of tickets from a local non-profit.