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Cheryl Sullivan
Treasurer at Franklin County Treasurer's Office
Cheryl Brooks Sullivan is the current Franklin County Treasurer in Ohio. She was elected as the 43rd Franklin County Treasurer in 2016 and re-elected in 2020.1 Sullivan is the first African American to serve as Franklin County Treasurer and the first African American woman to serve in any Franklin County office.1
Key points about Cheryl Brooks Sullivan:
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Military service: She served in the United States Army Security Agency, Central Intelligence Division, holding a top-secret security clearance.1
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Professional background: Since 1980, she has been involved in real estate management, administration, appraisal, and sales.1
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Accomplishments in office: Sullivan has prioritized modernizing technological tools for taxpayers, streamlining office processes, and supporting populations at risk of losing their homes.1
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Community involvement: She serves as a Trustee of the Greater Columbus Arts Council and as a Board member for Ohio Legal Help.1
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Current responsibilities: As Treasurer, Sullivan manages more than $1 billion in revenue annually and serves as Chair of several important county committees.34
Sullivan has been serving as Franklin County Treasurer since September 2017, according to her LinkedIn profile.2
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IMPACT Hope Fund
If you need help paying your Franklin County property taxes, assistance is available – but you must act quickly and apply by September 30.
IMPACT Community Action of Columbus and Franklin County will host two Saturday workshops on September 17 and September 24 to help homeowners eligible for up to $10,000 in assistance to pay current or past-due property taxes. Here are the details:
WHAT: The IMPACT Hope Fund was created to decrease the number of individuals and families at risk of homelessness in Columbus and Franklin County. It offers eligible homeowners assistance with current or past-due property taxes.
WHO: The fund was created and is administered by IMPACT Community Action of Columbus and Franklin County, with funding from private and public partners: Center for Healthy Families, City of Columbus, Clintonville Community Resource Center, Columbus Foundation, Columbus Urban League, COMPASS, Crane Group, Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services, Healthy Homes, Homeport, Nationwide Insurance, NiSource, Ohio Capital Corp./Fifth Third, Siemer Foundation, Stable Families Initiative and United Way of Central Ohio,
WHEN and WHERE: Saturday, September 17 and Saturday, September 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at IMPACT Community Action of Columbus and Franklin County, 711 Southwood Avenue, Columbus, 43207.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE? You must be a homeowner in Franklin County who has experienced a hardship, loss of income or increase in expenses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The income eligibility guidelines include $147,600 for a family of four.
Visit impactca.org for more information. Visit https://lnkd.in/gkhEwSJ5 for application information.
*IMPACT’s Super Saturdays expanded-hour events also will help those seeing assistance through other programs, including Summer Crisis Assistance, PIPP, Car Repair, LIHWAP (assistance with water bills), homeowner association dues, insurance, utilities and Emergency Rental Assistance
Please consider supporting our Charitable Fund created to assist residents of Franklin County on the path to foreclosure.
