FAIRFIELD COUNTY PLANTS HERITAGE WHITE OAK FOR AMERICA 250-OHIO
A living landmark planted at the fairgrounds honoring Ohio’s semiquincentennial, part of the statewide Planting History program.
Video updates, reports, and past press releases from the Fairfield County Board of Commissioners.
Commissioner Jeff Fix discusses Venture Place — a 24-unit apartment complex built by the ADAMH Board and operated by Lutheran Social Services. Located next to the Center of Hope, it provides long-term housing and on-site support for Fairfield County residents experiencing homelessness alongside mental health or addiction challenges. The County committed $3 million in federal COVID-relief funds toward the project, helping people move toward a better, more stable path.
Hear directly from Commissioner Steve Davis on the latest developments in county transit and how the Board is working to keep Fairfield County moving.
Commissioner Jeff Fix discusses ongoing growth in Fairfield County and the county's proactive, balanced approach to development — focusing on workforce training, transportation, housing, and childcare.
A short holiday message encouraging residents to give back through the United Way campaign and the Fairfield County Foundation's 36 Hours of Giving.
An economic-development update on creating strong jobs, including a major Vantage Data Centers project planned for the Millersport and Walnut Township area.
Local leaders highlight Ohio's role in the national energy sector and the value of partnerships and constituent services across the 12th Congressional District.
Local leaders celebrate the launch of \u201CThe Link,\u201D Fairfield County's expanded public transit system, following the transfer of transit operations from the City of Lancaster to the county.
Commissioner Jeff Fix and Utilities Director Tony Vogel share an update on housing growth and planning, filmed at the Heron Crossing development in Pickerington.
Commissioner Steve Davis and Transit Director Aaron Kennedy mark the ribbon cutting for the newly rebranded county transit system, now called \u201CThe Link.\u201D
Commissioner Jeff Fix shares news of national and regional awards recognizing the county's leadership in planning, community development, and regional collaboration.
Across Ohio's 88 counties, commissioners serve as the primary governing bodies responsible for budgeting, public safety, and essential local services.
County governments are the backbone of daily life in Ohio — providing public safety, human services, infrastructure, elections, and economic development.
Commissioner Steve Davis discusses the county's role in the multi-county Juvenile Detention Center partnership and its focus on treatment and rehabilitation.
Commissioner Jeff Fix shares his vision for preparing the county for major economic growth while protecting taxpayers and improving quality of life.
A living landmark planted at the fairgrounds honoring Ohio’s semiquincentennial, part of the statewide Planting History program.
Aundrea Cordle was appointed President of the National Public Employer Labor Relations Association for 2026, leading the national organization for public sector labor relations.
The County was recognized among top employers for the fifth consecutive year in the USA TODAY Top Workplaces program.
The County marks America’s semiquincentennial with a Heritage Tree planting, part of the statewide America 250-Ohio commemoration.
The Commissioners alert residents to fraudulent permit-payment solicitations circulating in the county and share guidance on verifying official requests.
Moody’s Ratings upgraded the County’s bond rating to Aa1, citing a healthy financial structure and sound fiscal management.
The Board of Commissioners participates in Sunshine Week, a national initiative highlighting the importance of public access to government records and meetings.
The Commissioners highlight the successful use of American Rescue Plan funding that expanded affordable housing opportunities for local families.
The 2026 general fund budget, covering daily operations of county services, was approved at $70.8M — an approximate 5.4% decrease from the current budget.
Commissioner Steve Davis was honored during the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission Annual Summit on Sustainability for leadership and commitment to sustainability and planning.
At its annual State of the County Address, officials announced that the new facility hosting the event would be named The Levacy Center, in honor of Commissioner Dave Levacy.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has made it a priority to raise public awareness and help address the underreporting of these crimes.