Trumbull County Auditor

03/13/2026

Yesterday LaBrae Student Nathan Lutz visited our office. He interviewed Auditor Yoder and took a tour of our departments.

03/12/2026

For the third year, the Auditor’s office has utilized the Treasurer of State’s OMAP program to secure a better rating for short term borrowing for the County. Since 2024, the County has saved over $100,000 thanks to this program.

COLUMBUS – The Ohio Market Access Program (OMAP) administered by Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague has helped Trumbull County enter the market and save an estimated $25,902 in interest costs.

02/27/2026

The Fowler General Store & Bakery is back! Under new ownership, with some cool additions and expansion of local products, we are all looking forward to their Grand Re-opening next Saturday. Thank you Santino and crew from the W&M team and we will see you soon for lunch 💜

02/18/2026

From cattle to cheese - if it requires a scale, our W&M Department will test and seal it!

02/17/2026

Thank you to Savanna Kornas and Lily Steele from Hubbard High School for her help stuffing envelopes on Friday. Savanna is the granddaughter of our employee Lora Superak. Both young ladies volunteered to help fulfill their Community and Career Volunteer Hours requirement at Hubbard High School. They both did a great job and were a big help.

02/16/2026

02/01/2026

Thank you to Savanna Kornas from
Hubbard High School for her help stuffing envelopes on Friday. Savanna is the granddaughter of our employee Lora Superak. She volunteered to help fulfill her Community and Career Volunteer Hours requirement at Hubbard High School. She did a great job and was a big help.

01/30/2026

For more information on dog licenses:

https://www.co.trumbull.oh.us/Auditor/Licenses/Dog

12/22/2025

On Friday, December 19, Governor DeWine signed into law five tax reform bills that complete the largest tax reform in fifty years. Auditor Yoder, as a member of the County Auditors Association of Ohio (CAAO) has helped advocate for these reforms and applauds the legislature and the Governor in implementing them. While more work does need to be done, this first step will result in about $2 Billion dollars in property tax savings for homeowners.