Jessica Powell

This strategic plan for the Clermont County Public Library outlines key focus areas and future goals for the period of 2013-2015. The plan is centered on five pillars: Access, Service, Diversity, Education, and Integrity. It aims to provide residents with timely access to diverse materials, resources, and engaging programs, foster lifelong learning, and ensure access to current and emerging technologies. The plan also prioritizes delivering excellent customer service, maintaining up-to-date facilities, and exploring fundraising, marketing, and partnering opportunities to promote the library's mission.

This document details the land use element of the comprehensive plan for Clermont County, identifying recommendations for future land uses across its various townships. It outlines existing land use patterns, defines classifications such as agriculture, residential, commercial, industrial, and exempt properties, and summarizes individual growth management plans for townships like Batavia, Goshen, Miami, Monroe, Stonelick, and Union. The plan aims to promote healthy, orderly growth, support economic development, conserve property values, protect natural resources, and ensure adequate public facilities, all while integrating sustainable development principles.

This Comprehensive Plan, adopted by the Clermont County Planning Commission, establishes a strategic framework for guiding the future development and growth of Clermont County and its townships. The plan reflects a collaborative effort, incorporating contributions from the Clermont County Community & Economic Development department, the Engineers Office, and the Ohio Kentucky Indiana (OKI) Regional Council of Governments.

This document outlines the Housing Element of Clermont County's comprehensive plan, with the objective of providing affordable, safe, and diverse housing types to meet the needs of its varied population. Key strategic areas include encouraging new housing developments that are supported by adequate infrastructure, promoting a mixture of residential unit types, advocating for housing preservation and improvement, and addressing the specific needs of aging residents and financially disadvantaged households. The plan aims to enhance community vitality, stability, and overall quality of life by fostering a well-balanced and accessible housing market within the county.

The Board of Claremont County Commissioners held a session that included the issuance of a proclamation designating May as Older Americans Month in Claremont County and a second proclamation designating May 11th to 17th as Police Week. Additionally, a presentation was provided regarding the county's economic development strategic plan, covering the current status of the project, a SWOT analysis of the county, and future focus areas including target industries, infrastructure readiness, workforce development, and business growth strategies.