Carroll County, Ohio

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• Carroll County Chamber of Commerce  - Features officers and board of directors, county history, business directory, services, and events.
• Carroll County Convention and Visitors Bureau  - Provides information about attractions, accommodations, visitor's guide, churches, county history, and dining.
• Carroll County Economic Development  - Includes demographics, schools, quality of life information, agriculture, business, and industry.
• Carroll County Foundation  - Offers scholarship recipients, foundation facts, grant policies, and projects.
• Carroll County Health Department  - Services include immunizations, pregnancy testing, prenatal and family planning service, counseling, and vital statistics.
• Carroll County, OH Government  - Services include public records, recycling, taxes, animal control, public records, and elections.
• Carroll County, Ohio  - Provides information about commissioners, courts, auditor, economic development, victim assistance, and regional planning.
• Carroll County, Ohio Genealogical Society  - Features publications, officers, cemeteries, obituary lists, and membership information.
• Carroll County, Ohio Genealogy Trails  - Presents genealogical and historical details including census, births, cemeteries, marriages and obituaries.
• Carroll Soil and Water Conversation District  - Provides assistance on conservation practices and improvement of soil and water resources to land users through educational workshops, technical assistance, farm visits, and cost share programs.
• Habitat for Humanity of Greater Stark and Carroll Counties  - Christian program works with families and individuals to provide affordable, quality built safe homes.
• National Association of Counties: Carroll County, OH  - Gives facts from the Census Bureau, demographic data, information about the county population, and list of elected officials.
• OSU Extension Carroll County  - Provides educational programs in areas such as agriculture, 4-H youth development, family and consumer sciences, environment, and leadership.