Welcome to the City of Dover, Ohio

Auditor

The City Auditor Nicole Stoldt is the chief administer of the financial workings of Dover. She is responsible for preparing the City's State Audit. This duty is in addition to the day-to-day duties that include balancing the city ledger, payroll for city employees, issuing city checks and collection of all accounts receivable.

If you have questions, or would like more information, call the Auditor's office at (330) 343-6395 or email Nicole Stoldt at nicole.stoldt@doverohio.com.

You may also visit the Financial Building at 122 East Third Street. The City Auditor's Office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. through 4:30 p.m.

Unclaimed Funds

All public officials are liable for all public money received or collected by them or by their subordinates under color of office. All money received or collected by a public official under color of office and not otherwise paid out according to law shall be paid into the treasury of the public office with which he/she is connected to the credit of a trust fund and shall be retained there until claimed by its lawful owner. If not claimed within a period of five years, the money shall revert to the general fund of the public office.

The City Auditor serves as trustee of the City's unclaimed funds and wages accounts, and processes valid claims upon receipt of a notarized claim form. Approximately $5,600.00 is currently on deposit in the City's Unclaimed Monies Fund.

Unclaimed Funds List November 2024
Unclaimed Funds Claim Form

The City of Dover is the ninth public entity in Tuscarawas County to join OhioCheckbook.gov. The City's online checkbook includes nearly 20,000 individual transactions representing over $78 million in spending from January 2020 through July 2021 currently and will be updated monthly.

"The City of Dover residents deserve accountable and transparent leadership, and I am proud the City is making this a priority," said City of Dover Auditor Nicole Stoldt. "We are taking the next step by teaming up with the Ohio Treasurer's office through OhioCheckbook.gov to enhance the transparency of the City's finances."

OhioCheckbook.gov provides a single, one-stop resource for taxpayers to learn more about spending at the state and local government levels. You can learn more about us by visiting our page on the Ohio Checkbook. Please click here.

Please see the attached Press Release. Ohio Checkbook