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The Auditor’s Office will be auctioning forfeited land on Tuesday, September 27, 2022, at 10:00 AM in the first floor lobby area of the Hayes Services Building, 145 N. Union Street, Delaware, Ohio 43015. For more information, visit the Auditor’s Forfeited Land Sales page.

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County breaks ground on $40 million project

Posted Monday, September 26, 2022

County Recorder to offer Veterans IDs at Delaware County Fair this Friday

County Recorder to offer Veterans IDs at Delaware County Fair this Friday

Posted Wednesday, September 21, 2022

DELAWARE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK APPLICATIONS FOR THE DELAWARE COUNTY BOARD OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

DELAWARE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK APPLICATIONS FOR THE DELAWARE COUNTY BOARD OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

Posted Monday, September 19, 2022

Delaware County EMS Named National EMS System of the Year

Delaware County EMS Named National EMS System of the Year

Posted Thursday, September 8, 2022

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The Commissioners, along with many other local ele

The Commissioners, along with many other local elected officials, were honored to serve Friday evening at the 10th annual Operation: Forever Grateful, a special dinner honoring veterans at the Delaware County Fair. Special thanks to the Vietnam Veterans of America - Chapter 1095, Delaware County Ohio Veteran Services, emcee Mark Bingaman from My 96.7 Delaware radio, and the Buckeye Valley Alumni Band, among many others who made this wonderful event possible. And, of course, thank you to all our veterans. We remain forever grateful for your service.

Friday fair reminder – attention Veterans! Dela

Friday fair reminder – attention Veterans!

Delaware County Recorder Melissa Jordan will be in the Coliseum today providing Veteran ID cards until 4:30 p.m.

The program allows Ohio veterans to obtain a Document Identification Card (also known as a Vet ID card). The card displays a photograph of the veteran as well as relevant information regarding their service to our country. In Ohio, County Recorders maintain veterans’ military discharge records, and a Vet ID card allows veterans to prove their eligibility for various benefits. Previously, veterans had to prove their eligibility by carrying a certified copy of their DD 214. The Vet ID card is much smaller card, easier to carry and contains all the relevant information needed.

In order to receive a Vet ID card, a veteran must present an original or certified copy of his or her military discharge, as well as show two forms of current and valid identification. Acceptable forms of identification include: an original or certified birth certificate; ID card issued by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; U.S. military ID card; Social Security card; state-issued license to carry a concealed weapon; state-issued driver’s license or ID; or valid passport. At least one form of identification submitted must be a photo ID.

Veterans with a discharge already on file in the Recorder’s office will not need to file their discharge again: Recorder Jordan will have the index books available to check filed status. No military discharges will be filed or Vet ID cards issued in the Recorder’s Office in the Hayes building on Friday. There is no cost to record the military discharge or the ID card.

Forms are available online at delawarecountyfair.com or in the fair office at 236 Pennsylvania Ave.
After the week of the Delaware County Fair, the program will continue to be available during normal business hours, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, in the Recorder’s Office, which is located in the first floor of the Hayes Building, 145 N. Union St. in Delaware. For more information about the Vet ID program, contact the Recorder’s Office at 740-833-2460.

Hello fall… and hello Jug Day! An exciting day i

Hello fall… and hello Jug Day! An exciting day in Delaware, it’s the 77th edition of the Little Brown Jug.

If you’re headed out to the Jug, have a wonderful and safe time. Of course, the Jug is the main event, but if you’re headed to the fair tomorrow, Friday, September 23, make sure to visit the Coliseum. Delaware County Recorder Melissa Jordan will be providing Veteran ID cards from 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

The program allows Ohio veterans to obtain a Document Identification Card (also known as a Vet ID card). The card displays a photograph of the veteran as well as relevant information regarding their service to our country. In Ohio, County Recorders maintain veterans’ military discharge records, and a Vet ID card allows veterans to prove their eligibility for various benefits. Previously, veterans had to prove their eligibility by carrying a certified copy of their DD 214. The Vet ID card is much smaller card, easier to carry and contains all the relevant information needed.

In order to receive a Vet ID card, a veteran must present an original or certified copy of his or her military discharge, as well as show two forms of current and valid identification. Acceptable forms of identification include: an original or certified birth certificate; ID card issued by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; U.S. military ID card; Social Security card; state-issued license to carry a concealed weapon; state-issued driver’s license or ID; or valid passport. At least one form of identification submitted must be a photo ID.

Veterans with a discharge already on file in the Recorder’s office will not need to file their discharge again: Recorder Jordan will have the index books available to check filed status. No military discharges will be filed or Vet ID cards issued in the Recorder’s Office in the Hayes building on Friday. There is no cost to record the military discharge or the ID card.

After the week of the Delaware County Fair, the program will continue to be available during normal business hours, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, in the Recorder’s Office, on the first floor of the Hayes Building, 145 N. Union St. in Delaware.

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Fun continues at the 2022 Delaware County Fair!

Fun continues at the 2022 Delaware County Fair!

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