Ohioans Speak Out About PUBLIC NOTICES in Newspapers 84% of Ohioans access news and information from the print or digital platforms of their local newspapers 87% of Ohioans believe that government funded public notices should be required to be published in local newspapers "We pay taxes and should be informed of all the issues that impact our community. Keep public notices in newspapers!" Ohio resident (Ashtabula County) 83% of Ohioans believe that newspapers, as an independent third-party, should continue to publish public notices (vs. government sites only - 17%) Tell your local officials that you want their public notices to remain in this newspaper OMMA Ohio News Media Association Public Notices Ohio is Ohio's official public notice website. To access public notices from across the state, go to www.public noticesohio.com. *Ohio Statewide Study 2024; Conducted by Coda Ventures Ohioans Speak Out About PUBLIC NOTICES in Newspapers 84 % of Ohioans access news and information from the print or digital platforms of their local newspapers 87 % of Ohioans believe that government funded public notices should be required to be published in local newspapers " We pay taxes and should be informed of all the issues that impact our community . Keep public notices in newspapers ! " Ohio resident ( Ashtabula County ) 83 % of Ohioans believe that newspapers , as an independent third - party , should continue to publish public notices ( vs. government sites only - 17 % ) Tell your local officials that you want their public notices to remain in this newspaper OMMA Ohio News Media Association Public Notices Ohio is Ohio's official public notice website . To access public notices from across the state , go to www.public noticesohio.com . * Ohio Statewide Study 2024 ; Conducted by Coda Ventures