The coalition delivered the petition — with more than 4,300 signatures — to county commissioners Monday morning.
Richland County Board of Commissioners
Shelby, Mansfield and Richland County seek update to land use management plans
The comprehensive, long-term land use plan will encompass Shelby, Mansfield and Richland County respectively.
Richland Chamber to create new economic development website
Commissioners voted 3-0 to approve a one-time $10,000 payment for development of a new economic development website.
Northeast Ohio election officials gather at Kingwood Center as November nears
More than 100 election officials from 16 counties gathered for the Ohio Association of Election Officials Northeast Regional meeting Friday.
Richland County commissioners begin public depository selection process
During commissioners’ meeting July 17, the board admitted the last time the treasurer had come to the board regarding deposit slips was 2017.
Richland County commissioners provide new ‘recipe’ to clear Black Fork logjams
County commissioners plan to contribute $46,495 to Shelby for logjam removal in portions of the Black Fork River.
Wind/solar issue lacking ‘educational component,’ says Mifflin Twp. resident
Eleven of Richland County’s 18 townships recently opted to have county commissioners prohibit large wind and solar facilities.
Richland Public Health to seek levy renewal amid declining federal/state funding
If renewed by voters, the 10-year, 0.9-mill levy is estimated to generate $2,077,881 annually for Richland Public Health.
Coalition hopes to put wind/solar issue on the Richland County ballot in 2026
MANSFIELD — Richland County voters may vote directly on the future of large wind and solar power facilities in the county. A local coalition of residents and organizations — choosing the name Richland County Citizens for Property Rights and Job Development — plan to circulate petitions and seek enough signatures to put such an issue […]
Richland County commissioners seek clarity with treasurer’s bank decisions
County commissioners were informed a “change in financial institutions” for taxpayer monies was being considered through a letter from Mechanics Bank.
