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PARTNERING FOR STRONGER CITIES AND VILLAGES. The Ohio Municipal League serves as the primary connection point between municipal and state government in Ohio. Latest Legislative Bulletin (Members contact Zoë for access) Meetings, Training & Events Calendar.
Classifieds. Municipal Classified ad postings are free to post from OML member municipalities. There is a $50 charge for non-member Ohio municipalities, Recruitment/Consulting agencies and out of state classified ads postings. Ads run for 30 days at a time.
OML Publications. Municipal Government in Ohio (revised 2022): OML's premier publication covers most of the basics for Ohio's municipalities. Topics include: Government Organization, Municipal Powers and Functions, Powers and Duties of Municipal Officers, Municipal Finance, Taxation and Debt, and lists for Legislative and Administrative Districts.
The 2024 OML Conference will take place October 23 – 25 at the Renaissance Downtown Hotel in Columbus, Ohio. Sessions will cover topics ranging from municipal finance and budgeting, economic development strategies, infrastructure investment, and technology solutions for local government efficiency.
Since 1952, the Ohio Municipal League (OML) has been the voice of municipalities in the state legislature and the guardian of municipal rights. While the OML remains true to its core values, there is a need when municipalities utilize providers of municipal services to have those providers appropriately vetted.
The Ohio Municipal League (OML) serves as the primary connection point between municipal and state government in Ohio, representing the interests of cities and villages to state lawmakers and the...
The Ohio Municipal League (OML) is a statewide association that represents the collective interests of Ohio’s cities and villages to the Ohio General Assembly, as well as to the state elected ...
Rod Davisson, an Ohio Municipal League trustee who testified against the bill at a Senate committee hearing Tuesday, said the law is unconstitutional and violates municipalities’ right to home rule.
ohio municipal league The Ohio Municipal League has reviewed the draft of the Local Impact Statement Report for Bills Enacted in 2016 and would like to make the following comments.
Join your fellow mayors, council members, city managers, village administrators, departmental staff members, as well as additional stakeholders, civic leaders, and subject matter experts to discuss the most pressing issues being faced by Ohio municipalities.