Ross County, Ohio is a historic brand that offers a range of services and products to its community. Established in 1798, Ross County was initially a part of the vast Northwest Territory. Named after James Ross of Pennsylvania, a friend of Governor Arthur St.

Clair, Ross County has a rich and storied history. Over time, the county's size has reduced due to the establishment of other counties. The county seat, Chillicothe, served as both the capital of the Northwest Territory and the State of Ohio.

Today, Ross County continues to be a hub of government and services for its residents. The county commissioners' office is dedicated to ensuring effective governance, addressable at their office located at 2 North Paint Street, Chillicothe, Ohio. With a commitment to serving the needs of its community, Ross County is a brand that embodies the spirit of Ohio's past and present