Ohio § 507.09

Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 507.09, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 507.09.

(A) In calendar year 2018, the township fiscal officer shall be entitled to compensation

as follows: (1) In townships having a budget of two hundred fifty thousand dollars or less, ten thousand

nine hundred eighteen dollars; (2) In townships having a budget of more than two hundred fifty thousand but not more

than five hundred thousand dollars, fourteen thousand thirty-nine dollars; (3) In townships having a budget of more than five hundred thousand but not more than

seven hundred fifty thousand dollars, fifteen thousand five hundred ninety-seven dollars; (4) In townships having a budget of more than seven hundred fifty thousand but not more

than one million five hundred thousand dollars, eighteen thousand seven hundred seventeen

dollars; (5) In townships having a budget of more than one million five hundred thousand but not

more than three million five hundred thousand dollars, twenty-one thousand eight hundred

thirty-six dollars; (6) In townships having a budget of more than three million five hundred thousand but

not more than six million dollars, twenty-three thousand three hundred ninety-six

dollars; (7) In townships having a budget of more than six million but not more than ten million

dollars, twenty-six thousand eight hundred fifty-two dollars; (8) In townships having a budget of more than ten million dollars, thirty-one thousand

sixty-four dollars. (B) The compensation determined under division (A) of this section shall be increased

as follows: (1) In calendar year 2019 and in each calendar year thereafter through calendar year

2025, by one and three-quarters per cent; (2) In calendar year 2026 and in each calendar year thereafter through calendar year

2029, by five per cent. (C) Any township fiscal officer may elect to receive less than the compensation the fiscal

officer is entitled to under this section.  Any township fiscal officer electing to do this shall so notify the board of township

trustees in writing, and the board shall include this notice in the minutes of its

next board meeting. (D) The compensation of the township fiscal officer shall be paid in equal monthly payments.  If the office of township fiscal officer is held by more than one person during

any calendar year, each person holding the office shall receive payments for only

those months, and any fractions of those months, during which the person holds the

office. A township fiscal officer may be compensated from the township general fund or from

other township funds based on the proportion of time the township fiscal officer spends

providing services related to each fund.  A township fiscal officer must document the amount of time the township fiscal officer

spends providing services related to each fund by certification specifying the percentage

of time spent working on matters to be paid from the township general fund or from

other township funds in such proportions as the kinds of services performed.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ohio § 507.09

What does Ohio Revised Code § 507.09 cover?

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