As County Treasurer, one of my main goals is to ensure that residents of Harrison County receive the highest level of service possible while being a good steward of the taxpayers' trust and finances. I am entrusted with the county's finances and am responsible for the daily balancing of the monies in all the county's funds. I am also the county's Investment Officer, managing  an average portfolio of $40 million. I serve on numerous boards as required by the law, including the Investment Advisory Board, Board of Revision and the Budget Commission. 

Over the years, I have seen the rapid growth of Harrison County. This growth has caused a tremendous increase in the workload at the office, and I am committed to maintaining the efficiency and   effectiveness of the office's operations. 

I may be reached in the following manner: Vicki Sefsick at (740) 942-8864 or by email at vsefsick@harrisoncountyohio.gov or in office during regular business hours.

 Duties of the County Treasurer: 

 Annual general fund budget 

 2 full time employees 

 Collect all county real estate taxes and manufacture home taxes (on the average, 70% of these revenues goes to the local schools) 

 Chief Investment Officer for the County's $40 million portfolio. Three goals are enforced through our Investment Policy: Safety, Liquidity, and Yield 

 Cash manager, maintain and balancing tax payment records on more than 17,000 parcels and all monies collected by other departments 

 Balances all funds with the County Auditor 

 Redeems warrants issued by the County Auditor