Board of Trustees

Community Improvement Corporation

The Union County Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) serves as the primary point of contact for companies looking to expand or locate a new business to Union County. We engage all projects in a coordinated effort to provide timely, efficient and seamless service for our customers. Our goal is to expand the economy of Union County by working together with our local, regional, and state economic development partners to ensure that our community attracts balanced and sustainable industrial, commercial and residential development.

Union County - Marysville Community Improvement Corporation Board Members

Lindsey Itnyre

Richwood Bank

Jeff Stauch

Union County Engineer

Adham Schirg

Fairbanks Local School District

Brian Ravencraft

Holbrook & Manter CPAs

Beau Michael

Union Rural Electric Cooperative

Corry Mason

Memorial Health

Brad Lutz

City of Marysville

Dave Lawrence

Union County Commissioner

Cody Johnston

Richwood Marketing

Jim Eudaily

Village of Plain City

Wayne Dellinger

OSU Extension

Jason Comstock

Clarity Technology Solutions

Scott Brock

Salesforce

Brad Bodenmiller

LUC Regional Planning Commission

Donald Boerger

City of Marysville

Rob Beeler

AES Ohio

Brian Beard

Honda Logistics North America, Inc.

Bart Barok

Rockford Development Investments

Barry Adler

Jerome Township

Union County - Marysville Port Authority

‍The Marysville-Union County Port Authority is a statutory agent of Union County created by the Union County Board of Commissioners. Port Authorities were originally created to operate actual maritime ports, lake and river ports, as well as airports. Over time, the legal powers of ports have proven useful in serving the public interest for economic development as well as navigation.

While the Union County-Marysville Port Authority does not operate a traditional port, under the Ohio Revised Code, port authorities are given certain powers in the areas of real estate development, financing and management of foreign trade zones. Unlike a city or county, port authorities can buy land and construct a building that could be leased or sold to a business of its choosing at a privately negotiated price. They can also issue tax-exempt (and therefore, lower interest bonds) on behalf of a private entity for the construction of a new plant or equipment.

The Marysville-Union County Port Authority is a proud member of the Ohio Council of Port Authorities.