Putnam County, Ohio

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Putnam County, Ohio is one of eighty-eight counties in Ohio.

[edit] Website evaluation

[edit] The good

• The names of all county commissioners are available.^[1]

• County commissioner meeting minutes are published.^[2]
• Administrative officials are listed with contact information under respective departments.
• Tax rate information is published.^[3]

[edit] The bad

• Individual contact information is not provided for county commissioners.

• No budgets are available.

• There is no information on building permits and zoning, audits, contracts or lobbying.

• No information is provided on how to request public records using the Ohio Open Records Law.

[edit] External links

Putnam County, Ohio

• Putnam County Ohio Website
• Putnam County Government Directory
• Putnam County Board of Elections
• Putnam County Auditor
• Putnam County Sheriff's Office
• Ohio School Teacher and Administrator Salary Database
• US Census on Putnam County
• Putnam County on e-Reference

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