Hamilton County, Ohio

Attention small business owners: Hamilton County's Small Business Day is back for 2025! Join us at the Cintas Center on May 12. What to expect: ??Step into a hub of opportunity with large companies in the Deal Zone. ??Connect to County Contracting, major government projects, and certifications. ??Expand your network with industry experts, mentors, and service providers. ??Engage in expert-led workshops on key topics such as business planning, marketing, community engagement, back-office support, access to capital, and more! RSVP: https://bit.ly/4bDrwwL

Here's another look into the Hamilton County Addiction Response Coalition's 10 year anniversary event.

The Hamilton County Addiction Response Coalition (HC ARC) marked its 10-year anniversary Tuesday celebrating the thousands of lives saved by the coalition’s transformative work to shift from emergency response to a sustainable system of care and a new regional attitude toward addiction and recovery. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gdzFxSih

March 16-22, 2025, is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Hamilton County. This week is a critical opportunity to learn how to prepare for severe weather. Develop a plan, register for AlertHC, and stay informed. Don't miss crucial updates – make sure to follow Hamilton County Emergency Management for important updates and preparedness tips!

Every year, the Hamilton County Commission on Women & Girls invites the women of Hamilton County who hold public office to celebrate Women's History Month with a bipartisan photo. This year is extra special. Women hold over 200 County-wide offices. More than EVER in Hamilton County history.

Today, the Hamilton County Commissioners proudly proclaimed March 7, 2025, as Brent Billingsley Day! We honor Brent, a visionary artist, social worker, and mentor, for his extraordinary work in uplifting our community through art and healing. His dedication to youth empowerment and transformation is truly inspiring. You can hear more about Brent's incredible journey surviving cancer on Local12: https://bit.ly/4i7v9gH

2025 Pay Equity Signing Day Recap: The Hamilton County Commission on Women & Girls hosted 51 organizations, municipalities, businesses, and elected officials who pledged to address and fight for pay equity. Thank you to these organizations for taking the pledge! These organizations joined the 120 that have signed since 2022.

March 2025 is officially Women's History Month in Hamilton County! We celebrate the profound achievements and impacts of women, their vital roles in community service, and their unwavering pursuit of equality. ??

Let’s celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary, Hamilton County style. If you love local history and storytelling, apply online to join the official America 250 Ohio-Hamilton County Committee. Visit hamiltoncountyohio.gov/250 for details and application.

Congratulations to Jeffrey Aluotto, County Administrator of Hamilton County, Ohio, who was awarded the 2025 Career Achievement Award! Jeff Aluotto is an exemplary figure in local government and has earned the respect of the public, community partners, business leaders, the media and elected officials from all over Hamilton County, Ohio. His strategic foresight and ability to navigate complex issues have consistently bolstered public trust and confidence in local governance, setting a standard for professionalism and integrity. One of Jeff’s most remarkable qualities is his dedication to the development of the profession.?As an active member of ICMA and OCMA, Jeff has consistently sought opportunities to contribute to the growth of local government management on a broader scale. Mr. Aluotto holds an MBA from Xavier University, and M.S. in Environmental Policy from Miami University and a B.S. in Economics from Miami University.?He is an ICMA Credentialed Manager and is a graduate of the University of Virginia’s Senior Executive Institute. The Career Achievement Award recognizes an outstanding local government administrator who has fostered representative democracy by enhancing the effectiveness of local elected officials and demonstrated a commitment to the development of the profession, especially through involvement in ICMA and/or OCMA.? ?