Current Elected Officials
| Office | Name | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Commissioner | Tim W. Brown | Republican |
| Commissioner | James F. Carter | Republican |
| Commissioner | Joel M. Kuhlman | Democrat |
| Auditor | Michael R. Sibbersen | Republican |
| Clerk of Court of Common Pleas | Cindy A. Hofner | Republican |
| Coroner | Douglas W. Hess | Republican |
| Engineer | Raymond A. Huber | Republican |
| Prosecuting Attorney | Paul A. Dobson | Republican |
| Recorder | Julie L. Baumgardner | Democrat |
| Sheriff | Mark G. Wasylyshyn | Republican |
| Treasurer | Jill D. Engle | Republican |
| Judge of the Common Pleas Court | Reeve W. Kelsey | Republican |
| Judge of the Common Pleas Court | Alan R. Mayberry | Republican |
| Judge of the Common Pleas Court | Robert C. Pollex | Republican |
| Judge of the Common Pleas Court (Probate) | David W. Woessner | Republican |
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