The Cuyahoga County Executive is the head of the executive branch of Cuyahoga County, Ohio. The current county executive is Armond Budish, who took office in 2015.
The role of the Cuyahoga County Executive is similar to that of a mayor, with responsibility for managing the county's day-to-day operations, including budgeting, appointment of departmental heads, and implementation of county policies. They also serve as the chief spokesperson for the county, representing it in public events and discussions.
The Cuyahoga County Executive is elected every four years and serves alongside a county council, which forms the legislative branch of the county government. The position was created in 2010 when Cuyahoga County transitioned from a three-commissioner system to a county executive and council system.
Under the leadership of the county executive, Cuyahoga County has implemented several successful initiatives, including the creation of a regional land bank to address blight and vacancy issues and the launch of the FrontLine Service program, which provides mental health services to individuals in crisis.
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