“In 2025, 221 individuals from outside the county committed felony offenses compared to 219 county residents, meaning 50.22% of felony crimes were committed by non-residents. Of the 440 individuals placed on probation, 178 were Cuyahoga County residents, accounting for 59.54% of the probation caseload.”…Craig Barry
This is a video of Commissioner Plecnik speaking at the Lake County Liberty Coalition on April 28, 2026.
“Hosting this training together for a second year reflects our commitment to being both good stewards of public resources and strong regional partners,” said Kimberly Fraser, Executive Director of the Lake County ADAMHS Board.
It is unreal the cash balances accumulated by Morley Library.
Auditor Galloway expresses his opinion on the path forward to solve the property tax dilemma.
“Ohio libraries’ state funding of $43.07 per capita far exceeds that of neighboring states and is over 12 times the national average of $3.44.”…Legislative Service Commission
Our goal is to provide the voters in the Riverside School District with just the facts and to let them draw their own conclusion on the role of public education, and the appropriateness of what is proposed for the future.
“In Lake County, the funding will provide rental assistance for up to 21 individuals living in certified recovery housing, helping reduce financial barriers during a critical stage of the recovery process. The current grant period runs from April 1, 2026, through March 31, 2027.”
“Nationally, 1 in 5 adults experiences mental illness”…Adam Schick…Lake County ADAMHS Board
Ohio Revised Code Section 5715.19 provides the details authorizing the school district to secure every $ they deem is available to them.
Kim Fraser, Executive Director of Lake County’s ADAMHS Board BRIDGES Names New Operations Manager to Strengthen Peer Support Services in Lake County Jonathan Clemente, newly appointed Operations Manager at BRIDGES Mental Health Consumer Empowerment, brings extensive experience in peer recovery… Read More ›
See what your Recorder has done to ensure the preservation of County Records, and the continuing services for the citizens of Lake County.
We see that the Lake County Development Council plans to deceive the public with their confirmed panel of socialists talking about property taxes, and how they can protect the ever-increasing government in Lake County – even if they are pricing seniors and those living on fixed incomes out of their homes.
ARPA funding represents a significant federal investment aimed at helping communities recover from the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The annual fundraiser, March for Meals will be held on March 28, 2026 at the Great Lakes Mall.
School Boards must now vote publicly to chase sales, notify the taxpayers first, justify it, and document everything.
Ohio is gearing up to celebrate 250 years of American history with America 250! As the nation marks its milestone anniversary in 2026, Ohio will be at the forefront of honoring this historic occasion with year-long events, educational programs, and exciting activities.
There are some very solid reasons for pulling out of NOACA.
Complete video of the Treasurer Mike Zuren’s meeting at the Willowick Public Library.
Recorder’s office collected over $2 million in fees for 2025.
Congratulations to Morgan McIntosh…the new Lake County Commissioner.
Three exceptional candidates were running for the Lake County Commissioner’s seat…
Recorder modernization is in high gear as we convert paper records into digital format.
The Lake County Council on Aging distributed five days’ worth of shelf-stable emergency meals to seniors in Lake County.
The Mission of the Lake County Council on Aging is to provide aging adults and their support system with services and opportunities that enable them to achieve an optimal, self-defined, quality of life.