Clark County Government Employee Portal

Thank you for visting the employee portal. This information is intended for employees of Clark County Government. 

Clark County Human Resources

Contact Information:

Elizabeth Miller - HR Director
Email: emiller@clarkcounty.in.gov
Office Phone : 812-207-2992

Clark County Employee Resources

Employee Handbook

Clark County Government Employee Handbook

Emergency Action Plan

Clark County Government Emergency Action Plan

County Holidays

2026 County Holiday Schedule

Wellness Program

Wellness Program Introduction

Employee Wellness Program Notice 2025

EEOC Guidelines

Know Your Rights - Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

2026 Clark County Employee Benefit Guide

2026 Clark County Employee Benefit Guide

2025 Summary of Health Benefits and Coverage

Anthem Blue Access PPO $3000 Deductible

Anthem Blue Access PPO $2500 Deductible

Anthem Blue Access PPO $1500 Deductible

FSA Program

FSA Reimbursement Claim Form

IRS Guidance

According to recent IRS guidance, employers are no longer required to automatically distribute Form 1095-C.

Employees are able to request a copy by emailing emiller@clarkcounty.in.gov.

Phone number: 812-207-2992

Physical address: 300 Corporate Drive, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 

 Medicare Part D Creditable Coverage Disclosure Notices

Medicare Modernization Act (MMA) mandates that employers who offer prescription drug benefits must notify Medicare eligible individuals, covered under their prescription drug plan the notices provided herein.

The disclosure notice requirement applies ONLY to Medicare beneficiaries who are active or retired employees, disabled or on COBRA, as well as Medicare beneficiaries who are covered as a spouse or dependent.

2026 Medicare Creditable Coverage Notice

2024 Medicare Creditable Coverage Notice 

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Clark County Office of Emergency Communications

The Clark County, Indiana Office of Emergency Communications, also known as the Clark County 911 Center, operates 24 hours a day seven days a week and is responsible for answering all 911 and non-emergency calls for the citizens of Clark County, Indiana.

Even though the Clark County 911 Center has multiple functions, there are two primary job functions within the Communications Center.

1. Receiving incoming calls. When a telephone call is received by the Center either via 911 or on a non-emergency line, the Telecommunicator collects the information from the caller. The information is then prioritized for dispatching.
2. Dispatching the call. The operator then dispatches the call to the appropriate agency or agencies.

For additional information please visit their website www.clarkcounty911.org