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Top Dog Contest Winner Announced

Samantha Tincher, a fourth grade student at Risen Christ Lutheran School, is the proud owner of the Top Dog in Clark County for 2010. Raven, a stray pup, was given to Samantha by her grandmother, “so she could be mine,” Samantha wrote in her essay. Raven will wear the number one dog tag issued in Clark County.

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DOG TAGS GO ON SALE DECEMBER 1ST

The cost of licensing dogs in Clark County increases from $16 to $20 with the issuance of tags for 2010, according to Clark County Auditor George Sodders. The increase was approved by county commissioners earlier this year.

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Equalization of Property Values Completed For Open Book Period

Clark County Auditor George Sodders has announced completion of the 2009 preliminary equalization of property values and the beginning of an open-book period for review by taxpayers. Sodders stated that “in consideration of the softening real estate market during 2007 and 2008, we have reviewed values and have identified some properties requiring a downward adjustment.”

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Annual Top Dog Contest

Clark County Auditor George Sodders announces the Annual Top Dog Contest. Promoting the Importance of Dog Licensing Animal Safety.

This contest is open to every 3rd, 4th and 5th Grade Student in Clark County. Do you think your dog is the TOP DOG living in Clark County? If so, you could win a special #1 Top Dog license tag for your dog!

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Publication of Delinquent Tax List Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the County Auditor of Clark County, Ohio as required by Section 5721.03 of the Revised Code of Ohio, that on the 14th day of October, 2009 and the 21st day of October, 2009, the Delinquent Land Tax List will be published in the Springfield News-Sun, a newspaper of general circulation in Clark County.

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Sodders Announces Real Estate Equalization Project

Clark County Auditor George Sodders says he won’t wait until next year’s state mandated triennial update to property values to conduct an analysis of changing local market conditions.

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Local Government Funds Will Decline Again in 2010

Clark County is estimated to lose more than a quarter million dollars in local government funds next year, while the city of Springfield will lose nearly $300,000, according to George Sodders, county auditor and secretary to the Clark County Budget Commission.

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Beware of “Cash for Clunkers” Scams

“A new federal program officially called the Car Allowance Rebate System and dubbed “Cash for Clunkers” is triggering new scams over the internet,” according to Clark County Auditor George Sodders.

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Unlicensed dogs offered week of amensty

Auditor George Sodders and Executive Director James Straley have partnered to offer pet owners a week to purchase licenses without penalty, from July 24 to August 1.

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Auditor’s Office launches New Website

For the past several years, our office has implemented the latest technology designed to improve operational efficiency, while better serving all our citizens. To reach the twin goals of office transparency and citizen engagement, our website has been designed to be more useable, comprehensive and searchable.

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