Ohio Unemployment Offices
Where to go in person in Ohio: 86 American Job Centers in 86 cities. Staff there help with finding work, training and your next steps. Pick your city for addresses, phones and hours.
✓ From the U.S. Department of Labor's list ✓ Address, phone and hours
About your claim
Unemployment benefits
Call 877-644-6562Jobareer is not the state. This is ODJFS's number, from its own website.
Offices by city
Akron · Ashland · Ashtabula · Batavia · Bellefontaine · Boardman · Bowling Green · Bryan · Bucyrus · Cadiz · Caldwell · Cambridge · Canton · Carrollton · Celina · Chardon · Circleville · Cleveland · Columbus · Coshocton · Dayton · Defiance · Delaware · Eaton · Elyria · Findlay · Fremont · Gallipolis · Georgetown · Greenfield · Greenville · Hamilton · Hillsboro · Ironton · Jackson · Kenton · Lancaster · Lebanon · Lima · Lisbon · London · Mansfield · Marietta · Marion · Martins Ferry · Marysville · Mcarthur · Mcconnelsville · Medina · Middleport · Millersburg · Mount Vernon · Mt. Gilead · Napoleon · Nelsonville · New Lexington · New Philadelphia · Newark · Norwalk · Oak Harbor · Ottawa · Painesville · Paulding · Piketon · Portsmouth · Ravenna · Sandusky · Sidney · Springfield · Steubenville · Tiffin · Toledo · Troy · Upper Sandusky · Urbana · Van Wert · Wapakoneta · Warren · Washington C.H. · Wauseon · Wilmington · Winchester · Woodsfield · Wooster · Xenia · Zanesville
Can I file for unemployment at these offices?
These are American Job Centers, a network funded by the U.S. Department of Labor and run locally. Whether you can file or fix a claim there depends on the state. Here is what ODJFS says about filing:
"Apply online at unemployment.ohio.gov with an OHID account. If you don't have access to a computer, apply by calling 1-877-644-6562, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. You cannot apply in person."
From the agency's own page, read October 14, 2026. File a claim on the agency's site.
More about unemployment in Ohio
Ohio unemployment: how to file, the weekly claim, how much it pays and the weekly job search. Every phone number.
Where this comes from
The centers are from the U.S. Department of Labor's American Job Center finder (CareerOneStop), which we read every week. Jobareer is not part of any state agency and cannot see or change your claim.