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The board is committed to a number of goals; increased accountability is one of the most important. That’s why we publicly declare our goals and report progress to you. For example, in our 2005 budget goals we promised to keep county spending below the rate of inflation. In this report, you will see our performance and how we have slowed the growth in county spending. We are also concerned about threats that the county faces, threats that affect the county’s competitive position as an economic force and, in turn, our ability to provide cost-effective, quality services. The top threats that we are especially concerned about are:
The charts to the right show these troublesome trends. A more detailed explanation is presented in the report. We intend to focus our attention on implementing strategies that will reverse the negative direction of these trends. And, we look forward to reporting back to you on our success.
We invite you to tell us what you think of the new Report Card. What’s most important to you? What do you like? How should we change it? Please call 946-CARD (946-2273), fill out our online response form, or send us an e-mail () to give your feedback.
Thank you.
Pat Dewine
Hamilton County has suffered the greatest percent decline in population among neighboring and urban counties in Ohio (click to enlarge)
Hamilton County is losing jobs (click to enlarge)
Stagnating county sales tax revenues will cause a deficit in the stadium fund (click to enlarge)Text Only | Home | Services | Departments | Phone Directory | Customer Feedback
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