Meet the Auditor:
Clark County Auditor George Sodders is a life-long county resident and has served in public office for 20 years. Prior to holding office, he worked at Navistar and was a teacher at the former St. Mary’s School in Springfield.
After graduating from Springfield South High, George attended Wright State University where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, with a concentration in public administration. He later returned to Wright State and received his Master of Science degree in Economics, with a concentration in public finance. George also graduated from the Community Leadership Academy.
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Auditor discusses operating office more efficiently
Written by: George Sodders on February 12, 2010 at 3:30 pm
Clark County Auditor George Sodders has announced that he will seek another term in office. In making the announcement, Sodders said, “These are times of great challenge to those in public service. With shrinking resources to meet growing demands, we must continue to find ways to operate more efficiently to reduce costs, while maintaining a high level of basic services to all our citizens.”
Read the Full PostOpen Letter To Senior Citizens
Written by: George Sodders on February 1, 2010 at 2:13 pm
As your county auditor for the past 19 years, I have seen firsthand the hardships faced by senior citizens, living in fear of losing their home because of ever-rising property taxes. That’s why reforming Ohio’s Homestead Exemption Program was so important to hundreds of thousands of our senior citizens.
Read the Full PostAuditor Reminds Dog Owners of Pending Deadline
Written by: George Sodders on January 22, 2010 at 9:17 am
To avoid a penalty, dog owners must purchase 2010 dog tags by February 1, according to Clark County Auditor George Sodders. The cost is $20 and will increase to $40 after the February 1 deadline.
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