He shared the role of the auditor and his staff to place checks and balances on state and local governments to be more efficient, effective, and transparent. Most recently, they released a report on Medicaid that showed more than 100,000 people registered in Ohio as well as up to eight other states, costing Ohioans nearly a billion dollars. 

Findlay, OH (WLIO) - Findlay city officials plead their case on the funding they are going to need to continue their services for the next two years.

Lima City Council held their second to last regular meeting of the year earlier Monday evening in Council Chambers. On Monday, councilors placed Ordinance 240-22 on second reading, which would authorize the city auditor to pay eligible city employees who worked during the COVID-19 Pandemic in 2020 a one-time discretionary bonus of $1,000.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber in town to present the awards to Allen County Auditor Rachel Gilroy. This is the 4th year that her office and the 3rd for the landbank. The state not only looks over the books but also the legislation that determines the usage of taxpayers' dollars. By receiving a "clean audit" from the state, it does affect other aspects of government.

Ohioans deserve leadership that looks like them and knows the struggles and what they come from," said Sappington. "But also, Ohioans deserve good, fair, and honest government. As Nelsonville City Auditor, I busted up theft just eight weeks on the job. Biggest theft bust in city history and we not only returned honesty and transparency to the city but once we turned those books around and got the money right, we were able to get that dividend back to the taxpayer

The Allen County Auditor is reminding farmland owners that they have until March 7th to get their paperwork in for their tax credit. The Curre…

State Auditor Keith Faber was welcomed to the luncheon and talked about how his agency has been protecting Ohioans' tax dollars as well as other news from his office. Faber also took the time to talk about the current status of redistricting in the state of Ohio.

Ohio's new auditor is working on ways to help his office be more effective and efficient in protecting taxpayer money. Auditor Keith Faber says his office is rated one of the best in the country and has 800 employees in eight locations around the state. After five weeks on the job, Faber is looking at a few ways to help local governments become better stewards of taxpayers money.

Keith Faber was sworn in as Ohio's 33rd Auditor of State.

Ohio Supreme Court Justice Sharon Kennedy administered the oath to Faber in the Ohio Senate chamber today(1/14/19). Faber has nearly two decades of service as an elected official in Columbus, serving as a state representative, state senator, and Senate president.