Trumbull County Microfilm Department
ESTABLISHED 1954
The Microfilm Department is responsible for microfilming county documents for preservation. Thousands of pages of county records are microfilmed annually.
Trumbull County Printing Department
ESTABLISHED 1985
The Printing Department is responsible for printing county forms that are used by county agencies.
The county print shop produces over 3 million impressions per year and has only one employee.
Trumbull County Facts
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Trumbull County was the county seat of the Connecticut Western Reserve, est. 1799
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Trumbull County, founded 1800
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State of Ohio, 1803
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Trumbull County Courthouse, 1895
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Townships are 5 miles by 5 miles square
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Trumbull originally had 25 townships
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Presently, there are 24 Townships, 6 cities and 5 villages:
Townships-Bazetta, Bloomfield, Braceville, Bristol, Brookfield, Champion, Farmington, Fowler, Greene, Gustavus, Hartford, Howland, Hubbard, Johnston, Kinsman, Liberty, Mecca, Mesopotamia, Newton, Southington, Vernon, Vienna, Warren, Weathersfield Cities-Cortland, Girard, Hubbard, Newton Falls, Niles, Warren Villages-Lordstown, McDonald, Orangeville, W. Farmington, Yankee Lake |