County Commissioners

Miami County Community Wellness Grant

The Community Wellness Grant (formerly known as the Opioid Settlement Grant) program will accept applications from February 12, 2026 through March 20, 2026.

About the County Commissioners

Each commissioner is elected at large to serve a four-year term. The State of Ohio consists of 88 counties all served by a board of county commissioners with the exception of two counties, Cuyahoga and Summit, each of which operates under a Charter form of government. 

Responsibilities

The general responsibilities of the board are centered in the areas of financial management, management of county facilities, and personnel administration. The Board of County Commissioners works in cooperation with the other elected officials. The board exercises its statutory powers in budgeting, appropriating monies, levying taxes, issuing bonds and notes, and letting contracts for public works and services. 

Other responsibilities of the commissioners include:

• Hearing and ruling on annexations, road petitions, and zoning applications
• Approving drainage improvements through the petition ditch process
• Establishing water and sewer districts and making improvements
• Providing for solid waste disposal

The Board of Miami County Commissioners is directly responsible for the following county offices: