Friday, January 14th, 2022 at 12:10pm
Clermont County Job and Family Services provides programs and services to individuals and families to promote self-sufficiency, support a healthy community and keep children safe.
We are hiring for some excellent opportunities: https://t.co/BeEM4MIa2v https://t.co/yLH3b5Jgmm
Thursday, January 13th, 2022 at 12:15pm
Our offices will be closed on Monday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. https://t.co/k4MEJmErES
Tuesday, January 11th, 2022 at 6:13pm
Check out some great job opportunities in the Water Resources Department! Join the team that produced an average of 13.57 million gallons per day in 2021… for a total of 4.95 billion gallons!
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Rex Parsons
BATAVIA, Ohio – Clermont County Commissioners today (July 25) appointed Batavia Township Administrator Rex Parsons to the Clermont County Port Authority. Parsons will fill the unexpired term of Christopher Hamm, who resigned on July 16 and whose term was due to end on Aug. 19 of this year. Parsons was also appointed to a full four-year term beginning on Aug. 20, 2018, through Aug. 19, 2022.
Commissioners also reappointed Greg DeFisher, President and CEO of Freeman Schwabe Machinery, to a four-year term, from Aug. 20, 2018, through Aug 19, 2022. DeFisher was appointed on Nov. 11, 2017, to fill an unexpired term.
Parsons said he looked forward to serving on the Port Authority. “Port Authorities are effective tools in economic development,” he said. “As more companies move to Clermont County, or expand in Clermont County, all of our communities benefit.”
In his letter of resignation Hamm, CEO of GSM Recycling, said, “As a member since inception, I am proud of the work that was accomplished by our team during my tenure. As I focus on other endeavors, I wish the Port Authority continued success in supporting development in Clermont County.”
The Port Authority was established by County Commissioners in 2012 to facilitate economic development in Clermont County. Under the Ohio Revised Code, Port Authorities have extensive powers to promote development. More information can be found here.
