The Board of County Commissioners serves as the executive and administrative authority for the county. The board consists of three persons elected in their specific district for a four (4) year term. Your Commissioners are responsible for day-to-day executive and administrative oversight of the unincorporated areas of Dearborn County.
For a more detailed overview of the responsibilities of your Board of County Commissioners, click here.
Support the growth and development of a strong and vibrant economy.
Demonstrate a commitment to understanding and contributing to the fiscal health of the county; working closely with County Council on funding challenges, capital projects planning, and identifying opportunities to reduce expense.
Encourage involvement and improve communication to our citizens, internally across departments, with our municipal partners, with and through the boards we appoint, and within the community in general.
Identify opportunities to reduce risk and liability for the county through a culture of safety and proactive management. Also, work as a partner to Fire & EMS, Disaster Preparedness Teams, and other community entities keeping the safety of our citizens a priority at all times.
Anticipate and plan for capital improvements and ensure the Commissioners meet their statutory obligation to provide appropriate facilities for government operations.
Perform strategic transportation planning, utilizing resources at the local, regional, state, and federal level to prioritize road and bridge projects as well as seek sources of revenue to fund infrastructure projects to support growth and maintain existing systems.