The Bureau
About the Bureau
Welcome to Gallia County!
Welcome to the online home of The Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau, a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. It is our goal, within our new interactive website, that you can find both intellectual and useful information about Gallia County, Ohio.
At visitgallia.com you will find the ultimate calendar for events in Gallia County. We hope you will take a few minutes to check out the upcoming events in the area, feel free to reach out and make contact with any questions you may have concerning events or submit one of your own.
Our friendly and courteous staff would love the opportunity to arrange a tour, point you to some of Gallia County’s best kept secrets and show you why so many have said over the decades that Gallia County, Ohio is one of Ohio’s best kept secrets.
Bureau Staff
Amanda Crouse, Executive Director
Kaitlynn Halley, Assistant Director
Lori Taylor, Administrative Assistant & Bookkeeper
2025 Board Of Trustees
Rick Jackson, President
Pat Tackett, Treasurer
Christina White
Cassey Fraley
Renea Harbaugh
Chris Homer, Vice President
Patti Slayton, Secretary
Peggy Saunders
Mike Fulks
Chris Nida
Jeremy Queen
2025 Advisory Board
Tammy Dummitt
Denny Bellamy
Vanessa Fridel
Gale Hess
Mike Thompson
Jerry Davis
Rette Roettker
Lynn Pauley
Cole Massie
Andy Gilmore
Brittany Beman
Chris Williams
Jenny Henchey
Peggy Saunders
Robin Payne
Jamie Smith
Amanda Hughes
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Office Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00AM-5:00PM
Contact Us
(Toll Free) 800.765.6482 740.446.6882
Fax 740.446.7483 info@visitgallia.com
The mission of the Gallia County Convention and Visitors’ Bureau shall be to attract and welcome visitors; to educate tourists and locals of the region’s history and infrastructure; to provide partnership opportunities by sharing resources in Gallia County and the area. This Corporation is formed exclusively for educational purposes and shall be operated strictly not for profit, qualifying as an exempt corporation under section 501 c (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, corresponding section of any future federal tax code.