101. GEAUSA - Home A nonprofit organization incorporated in 1965 to provide economic insurance benefits to government employees and their families. Based in Cleveland, ohio. http://www.geausa.org/

User Name: Password: Forget your password? WELCOME TO GEA! The Government Employees Association is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization, incorporated in 1965 in Washington, D.C. GEA was established to provide active and retired federal, state and local government employees (including members of the military and national guard services) with a network of resources. Some of the resources GEA provides include a community of government employees who we hope will become your friends and mentors, job postings and career-building services, a retirement benefits calculator to help you plan for your future, featured news articles to keep you up to date with issues and trends that affect you as government employees and U.S. citizens, and, most importantly, low-cost financial benefits including discounts on insurance, pharmacy, medical supplies, travel, legal services and much more. To learn more about the specific benefits of each level of membership, click on the links below.

102. The DRM Regional Resource Directory: OHIO An extensive list of links to nonprofit organizations and government agencies serving people with disabilities in ohio. http://www.disabilityresources.org/OHIO.html

Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM Regional Resources Directory (States) Ohio - The Buckeye State Updated 11/2001 State Index About / Hints / Link General See also Developmental Disabilities Multi-Service Agencies AXIS Center for Public Awareness of People with Disabilities Disability Health Ohio ... National Resources Aging AARP in Ohio Council for Older Adults of Delaware County ElderWeb Ohio Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging ... National Resources Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's Association - Chapters in Ohio National Resources Arts Artists with Disabilities Network of Ohio VSA arts Ohio National Resources Assistive Technology Assistive Technology of Ohio Recycled Equipment Donated for Independence (REDI) National Resources Autism Autism Society of Ohio Central Ohio chapter Greater Cincinnati chapter Northwest Ohio chapter ... National Resources Blindness and Visual Impairments American Council of the Blind - Ohio Clovernook Center for the Blind Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Cincinnati) Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Cleveland) ... National Resources Brain Injury Ohio Valley Center for Brain Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation Brain Injury Association of Ohio National Resources Cerebral Palsy UCP of Greater Cleveland National Resources Children See also Developmental Disabilities Education Assistive Technology of Ohio - Southeast Ohio Adaptive Toy Library Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital for Rehabilitation ... National Resources Communication Disorders

103. HTML REDIRECT Official site presenting local government, police, recreation, and event details. http://www.ci.sharonville.oh.us/

City of Sharonville Website has moved Please update your bookmarks. The new Sharonville web-site is: http://www.sharonville.org/ You should be redirected to the new site in 5 seconds. Click here to visit to the new site immediately.

104. Ohio Family And Children First A partnership of government and community agencies, created by law, to improve services for children in ohio. Includes resources, mission and calendar. http://www.ohiofcf.org/

Home Vision What's New Document Library ... Contact Info H.B.57- Services for Unruly Youth Advisory Guidance Introduced in mid-January by Representative Willamowski, H.B.57 is intended to improve processes and supports at the local level to curb the incidence and change the behavior of unruly youth. The Vision Our Resilience in These Times Governor Bob Taft has challenged state and local partners to coordinate the work for children around the vision of "enabling every child to succeed." As parents, we can be sensitive to the needs of our children following the traumatic events of September 11th by tapping into resources from people who know how to help. We have researched and found some informative websites. View a message from Ohio's First Lady, Hope Taft, regarding Ohio Family and Children First

105. Auditor Of State Of Ohio ohio's independent 'watchdog' agency, providing information on the financial accountability of the state government. http://www.auditor.state.oh.us/

SEARCH: Ohio Auditor of State 88 E. Broad St., 5th Floor Columbus, OH 43216-1140

106. City Of Stow Official Website Official site providing information on local government, parks, council, services, and calendar of events. http://www.stow.oh.us/

330-689-2700 (City Directory) Stow-Munroe Falls City Schools Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library Mayor City Ordinances ... Service Department Water Department '02 Consumer Report 03 Consumer Report Website Directory On behalf of the City of Stow , welcome to our website. We hope that it will be a valuable source of information about the community. Please visit the web site often, since it will be continually updated with new and useful information. If you have trouble finding what you need, or just want to make a general comment, simply email us at stowcity@stow.oh.us and thanks for visiting! Mosquito Spraying On Wednesday, June 16, 2004 Stow will be sprayed for mosquitoes. Spraying will begin at 8:30 p.m. and continue until completed. In the event of bad weather, the spray schedule may be modified. June 2004 Date Day Time Meeting/Event/Location Thursday 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Open House Parks Maintenance/Urban Forestry Facility at Silver Springs Park 7:30 p.m.

107. Ohio CVC Alliance of ohio businesses and trade organizations who oppose governmentmandated fuel efficiency requirements. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/junder29/

Ohio Coalition for Vehicle Choice Welcome to the World Wide Web home page for the Ohio Coalition for Vehicle Choice. We're delighted you stopped by for a visit. Ohio CVC is a coalition of about 120 Ohio businesses, trade organizations, associations and groups who believe consumers, and not government regulation, should dictate choice in the automotive marketplace. We are opposed to arbitrary increases in the federal Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards. Higher CAFE standards result in higher prices for the cars and trucks we drive, and it cheats consumers of the right to choose vehicles that meet their needs and lifestyles. CAFE means downsizing vehicles to meet artificial, federally imposed miles-per-gallon standards and that represents a safety concern. Lighter cars and trucks expose motorists to greater risk of more serious injuries and death on American highways. Does that have implications for higher insurance rates and increased health care costs? You bet. And CAFE has its economic impact, too. CAFE threatens not only Ohio jobs in the auto plants, but it jeopardizes the jobs and economic stability of the hundreds of small satellite industries that depend on the vitality of our auto and truck producers. We think you need to know a little bit more about CAFE and how it affects you and your family. We've included an e-mail link so you can correspond with us. And our National CVC office in Washington has a web site that makes ours pale by comparison. We've got a link to them, too.

108. Intro Official site providing history, information on schools, local government, news, and events. http://www.stclairsville.com/

109. Welcome To Sugarcreek Ohio - The Little Switzerland Of Ohio Local guide to the community providing information on local government, business, education, religion, and entertainment. http://www.sugarcreekohio.org/

Welcome to the Sugarcreek Village Virtual Tour The village lies about 11 miles west of Dover, 30 minutes south of Canton, 45 minutes north of Cambridge and and 2 hours east of Columbus. Sugarcreek is known for its diverse culture of Swiss, German, Amish and others. The most famous events for Sugarcreek are the Ohio Swiss Festival , held annually the 4th weekend after Labor Day, usually the last weekend of September or first weekend of October, the Fabulous 50's Fling car show and cruise in held in June, and the All-Horse Parade held in July. Hot Links: Lakefront Tours Fall Tours to Amish Country View the 2004 Event Calendar Sugarcreek welcomes the Carlise Village Inn View a map of Sugarcreek Attractions For more information or brochures please contact the Alpine Museum at 1-888-609-7592 or (330) 852- 4113 from 10am-4pm Monday - Friday You are visitor to SugarcreekOhio.org Send questions or comments to: webmaster@sugarcreekohio.org Web Design Donated by:

110. City Of Springdale, Ohio Home Page Official site provides information about the government, public safety, zoning, building and recreation in the community. http://www.springdale.org/

11700 Springfield Pike Springdale, Ohio 45246 (513) 346-5700 Fax (513) 346-5745 Project ChildSafe Comes to Springdale 300 Firearm Safety Kits to be Distributed Locally (More Info...) City Departments Fire Police Building Tax ... Frequently Called City Telephone Numbers Census Data Maps Springdale FEMA Flood Map Springdale Street Listing City of Springdale Newsletters Select April 2004 December 2003 August 2003 April 2003 December 2002 August 2002 April 2002 December 2001 August 2001 April 2001 December 2000 August 2000 April 2000 December 1999 August 1999 Springdale Code of Ordinances City of Springdale History Broadcast Times for City Council Meetings E-mail Us: City Administration Building Department Finance Department Fire Department ... Photos Police Department and Ohio C.O.P.S. 8th Annual Code 3 5K Run/WalkBenefit Race Results Photo Pages Safety Town Schedule for 2004 June 14 - 18 June 21 - 25 July 12 - 16 July 19 -23 July 26 - 30 Class times from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Tri-County Mall. Please call Tri-County Mall Offices 346-4482.

111. City Of Sidney Ohio Official site containing local government and community information as well as numerous links to area business, school, church and nonprofit sites. http://www.sidneyoh.com/

City of Sidney, Ohio Map City Council City Manager Municipal Court ... EMS user fee Site updated June 9, 2004 Farmers Market The Farmers Market is on Court Square each Saturday, June through September. Effective March 1, 2004 Dial A Ride and SCATS combine to form the new Shelby Public Transit. Call 492-6117 for Dispatch. Call 498-8178 for Cancellations For more information please call the City of Sidney Service Center at 498-8117. New Police Facility Click here for pictures (updated 5-25-04) on the progress towards the new Police Building scheduled to be completed in 2005. Visit Sidney and Shelby County. Use this link to the Sidney Visitors Bureau website. Shelby County WeatherWeb A site that reports current weather from several sensor locations in Shelby County. This "City of Sidney" Web Site was designed for the purpose of supplying information to interested visitors to the site. Every effort has been made to supply correct and complete information for your viewing. However, neither the City nor the SiteManager can guarantee that all of the supplied information to be free of errors. Question arising as to the correctness or appropriateness of the information contained within should be e-mailed to the Administrator at

112. Welcome To Ashland County, Ohio From this number, residents can be transferred to other county government offices. Rightof-Way Permit for County Roads available online. http://www.ashlandcounty.org/

County Services Animal Shelter Board of Elections County Airport County Fair Dale-Roy School Emergency Management Health Department Heartland Home OSU Extension ... Veteran's Service Information Ashland County Directory Ashland County Map Ashland County Profile BID NOTICES ... Search Government Links U.S. Government Website Ohio Government Website http://www.ftc.gov/infosecurity News and Information Bid Notices We now have a new Bid Notices page devoted entirely to New and Future Bid Notices for Ashland County. There is a permanent link located under the Information section in the left-hand column. Wanted Person's Online The list of wanted persons is now online. Click on the link below or the link under the Courts heading on the right side of the screen. www.ashlandcounty.org/wanted Court Dockets Online The Clerk of Courts has put the court dockets online. Go to the Clerk of Courts website link under Elected Officials and you will find a button for Online Court Dockets. If you find this website useful, please let us know by submitting your comments under the Information heading on the left. New Phone Number for L/P Residents Residents in the Loudonville/Perrysville area now can call the Ashland County offices without toll charges. A new telephone number (419) 938-6600 will dial into the switchboard. It is the same as calling the (419) 289-0000 number for people local to Ashland. From this number, residents can be transferred to other county government offices.

113. Sandusky/Erie County Ohio 44870 Your Guide To Business, Government, Visitor Info A guide to business, government, and visitor information. http://www.sandusky.net/

This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Sandusky, Ohio, visitor information, Lake Erie, Cedar Point, sport fishing, boating, amusement, amusement parks, camping, lodging, motel, Fishing, Lodging, vacations, OH, Water Sports, Tourist, real estate"

114. Salem City Hall Official site providing information on local government departments, parks and recreation, news, and calendar of events http://www.ci.salem.oh.us/

home e-mails faqs location Administrative - Mayor - Auditor - Service Director - Housing - Treasurer - Income Tax Legislative Utilities Police Fire Parks Law Director Administrative Legislative Utilities Police ... Law Director Administrative home contact downloads Legislative home downloads Utilities home contact Police home contact Fire home contact Parks home contact Law Director home contact downloads Quick Links: e-mail to City Hall download tax forms Important Phone Numbers: City Hall: Police: Fire: Schools: home e-mails faqs location ... law director Salem City Hall * 231 S. Broadway Avenue, Salem, OH 44460 * (330) 332-4241

115. Russell Township In Northeast Ohio Presents and overview of government departments and community services. http://www.twp.russell.oh.us/

Trustee Meetings Zoning Commission Meeting Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting Click to Continue... In a cooperative effort to protect and preserve a historical and environmentally significant parcel of land in Russell Township, the Russell Park Commission and the Chagrin River Land Conservancy (CRLC) recently signed an agreement that will eventually lead to the Russell Park Commission holding title to the entire 118-acre property on the southwestern edge of Russell Township called the "Russell Uplands Preserve", the land is bounded by Russell Road to the east and Kinsman Rd. (S.R. 87) to the north. Open Burning Permit Required Russell Fire Chief John Frazier is reminding residents that brushfires are a danger to lives and property. Under Federal and State law and EPA regulations, residents need a permit for open burning. Applications for these permits are available at the Russell Fire Station. For more information call the Fire Station at 338-6161. Welcome New Residents A booklet of information useful to new residents of Russell Township is free to any resident who has moved into Russell. Members of the Russell Civic Club and Russell Township Trustees compiled the booklet as a public service. In it is useful information on recycling, parks, maintenance of septic tanks and wells, voting, a map of Russell, postal service information, organizations, sources of information and help and public service telephone numbers. There also is additional information on a number of topics important to Russell residents. For free delivery of your booklet, call Peg Hetrick at (440) 338-8583 or pick one up at the Russell Township Administration Building at 8501 Kinsman Road, just east of S.R. 306.

116. Village Of Orwell Ohio Www.orwellvillage.org Official site providing government and community information, calendar, area history, and business ads. http://www.orwellvillage.org/

Village of Orwell, Ohio 179 West Main Street Orwell, Ohio 44076 This website is best when viewed at 1024 X 768 resolution. Welcome to our community Welcome and thank you for visiting our website. The Village of Orwell is located within Ashtabula County in northeast Ohio. Incorporated in 1817, the village is in the heart of an area known as "Grand Valley". Characterized by natural splendor and rural charm, this region is made up of six small communities. The region is best known for its scenic beauty. There are plenty of woods in the area for hunting, fishing and camping throughout the year. Our website is intended to provide you with basic information about the Village’s operations and services, as well as to keep residents informed about issues impacting the community. Your input is always welcome. Just click on "Contact Us" and let us hear from you. Next Village Council meeting: July 13 @ 7:30 pm Village offices will be closed Friday

117. OHIO LAW & GOVERNMENT ohio LAW government. Branches of State government. ohio State government, ohio State Judiciary, ohio State Legislative, Back to Top of Page. http://www.lawresearch.com/v2/state/csoh.htm

LAW RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL LAW UNITED STATES LAW LAW SEARCH ENGINE Mainstreet ... Be Your Own Investigator Branches of State Government Ohio State Government Ohio State Judiciary ... LawResearch Search Indexes Click here LawResearch Homepage LawResearch More Information ... Restrictions Apply

118. Welcome To Rockford Provides information on local government, history, maps, and events. http://www.bright.net/~rockford/

Officials Our History Maps More about us ... Events The Oldest Town In Mercer County Incorporated 1817 Population 1100 (1990 Census) The current time in Rockford is: Last Updated:

119. Welcome To The City Of Reading Official site provides information about the government, economic development, education, attractions, and recreation in the community. http://www.readingohio.org/

Welcome To The City of Reading Welcome to Reading– the "Crossroads of Opportunity" for families and businesses. Located in the heart of the greater Cincinnati region and near two major interstates, Reading has great schools, safe streets and a friendly, hometown feel. Reading also has a strong business environment and a thriving retail district, including a nationally recognized marketplace for wedding apparel and services. Thanks for stopping by. Please click on the links and buttons to learn more about Reading. WATER IN YOUR BASEMENT ? Home Contact Us Reading Employment Opportunities

120. Mayor Bob McPherson Welcomes You To The Official Website For The City Of Reynold Official website for the Mayor and his government. http://www.ci.reynoldsburg.oh.us/

Mayor Bob McPherson Welcomes You to the Official Web site for the City of Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Our goal is to better serve the residents of Reynoldsburg. We have included many links that will inform and educate. We have online job opportunities so be sure to check out that link! We include a weekly posting of our City Council Agenda. Let us know what you want to see on this site. You can talk directly to the Mayor by clicking on his picture below. Remember Mayor Bob has an "Open Door" policy and loves to get E-Mail and to talk to the residents of the City ! Visit the City of Respect Reynoldsburg Municipal Building 7232 E. Main Street Birthplace of the Commercial Tomato Newsletter STAY INFORMED CITY OF REYNOLDSBURG SPRING CLEAN-UP WEEK June 4 -June 13, 2004

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