Jill is originally from Philadelphia, PA. She earned a bachelor's degree from Ursinus College and a law degree from Temple University School of Law. Jill lives with her husband, Josh, and their 2 children in Hyde Park, Cincinnati.

Jill currently works as the principal for Schiller Consulting Group. She previously served as the senior vice president of operations at Downtown Cincinnati Inc. and worked in the Obama administration. Jill also founded a non-profit focused on children's literacy.

Jill Schiller currently serves as the Hamilton County Treasurer. She was first elected in 2020 and is seeking reelection for her 2nd term. She previously ran for U.S. House Ohio District 2 in 2018, but did not win.

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Supports tax lien sales that aim to help homeowners stay in their homes.

Changed the investment firm the Treasurer’s office works with from an out of town firm to a local firm.

As treasurer, changed the investment firm the Treasurer’s office works with from an out-of-town firm to a local firm.

As an elected official, raised the starting wage in my office to $20/hour while reducing the office's General Fund need by over $200,000.

As treasurer, raised the starting wage in the office to $20/hour while reducing the office's General Fund need by over $200,000.

As a City Commissioner, hosted community open houses to help homeowners access financial aid for mortgage and property tax relief due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

As treasurer, hosted community open houses to help homeowners access financial aid for mortgage and property tax relief due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Aims to help people on a budget manage their property taxes by expanding the property tax prepayment program.

As treasurer, updated the employee manual to increase productivity, including conducting performance reviews.

- Supports tax lien sales that aim to help homeowners stay in their homes.
- As treasurer, changed the investment firm the Treasurer’s office works with from an out-of-town firm to a local firm.
- As treasurer, raised the starting wage in the office to $20/hour while reducing the office's General Fund need by over $200,000.
- As treasurer, hosted community open houses to help homeowners access financial aid for mortgage and property tax relief due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Aims to help people on a budget manage their property taxes by expanding the property tax prepayment program.
- As treasurer, updated the employee manual to increase productivity, including conducting performance reviews.

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Jill Schiller

Jill is originally from Philadelphia, PA. She has a bachelor's degree from Ursinus College and a law degree from Temple University School of Law. Jill lives with her husband, Josh, and their two children in Hyde Park, Cincinnati.

Updated the tax lien sale process from an auction process where the winner was pulled from a hat to an intentional contract sale.

Jill Schiller was raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and graduated from Central High School of Philadelphia. She went on to Ursinus College and earned her J.D. from Temple University School of Law. Jill lives in Hyde Park, Cincinnati, with her husband, Josh, and their two children.

Jill Schiller is the current Hamilton County Treasurer. She previously worked in the Obama administration and served as the senior vice president of operations at Downtown Cincinnati Inc. She also founded a non-profit focused on children's literacy and started her own consulting firm.

Jill Schiller is the current Hamilton County Treasurer, having begun her term in 2021. She is running for re-election in 2024.

- The county treasurer manages the collection, investment, and distribution of money from property taxes and other county funds. The treasurer can implement programs for installment tax payments and low-cost loans for small businesses.
- This role ensures the county maintains good financial health and stability.
- The treasurer serves on various boards, including the county budget commission and investment advisory committee.
- They collaborate with the county prosecutor to collect delinquent taxes and have the authority to accept partial tax payments.
- Elected every four years, the treasurer's salary varies based on county population, ranging from $59,800 to $100,500.