The Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) is a program of the Social Security Administration funded primarily through payroll taxes. It was signed into law in 1935 by then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The OASDI program aims to supplement a worker's lost wages due to retirement, disability or death of a spouse.
The following table shows cities ranked by number of beneficiaries in Ohio.
Field Offices Ranking by Number of Beneficiaries in Ohio (2019)
Rank | Field Office | Number of Beneficiaries |
---|---|---|
1 | Dayton | 105,660 |
2 | Canton | 94,635 |
3 | Cincinnati, Downtown | 86,165 |
4 | Akron, Downtown | 76,360 |
5 | Hamilton | 73,095 |
6 | Painesville | 71,890 |
7 | Cincinnati, North | 69,420 |
8 | Lorain | 65,970 |
9 | Lima | 62,615 |
9 | Columbus, North | 62,615 |
11 | Toledo, Downtown | 62,160 |
12 | Springfield | 60,375 |
13 | Cleveland, West | 59,895 |
14 | Youngstown | 58,895 |
15 | Mansfield | 53,410 |
16 | Chillicothe | 52,700 |
17 | Warren | 52,515 |
18 | Marion | 52,290 |
19 | Columbus, East | 50,740 |
20 | Cleveland, Southwest | 48,515 |
21 | Batavia | 48,265 |
22 | Newark | 46,840 |
23 | Cleveland, Downtown | 46,420 |
24 | Cleveland, East | 45,260 |
25 | Piqua | 44,985 |
26 | Columbus, West | 43,835 |
27 | Zanesville | 42,735 |
28 | Middletown | 41,500 |
29 | Defiance | 39,655 |
30 | Xenia | 37,975 |
31 | Medina | 37,135 |
32 | Toledo, West | 36,205 |
33 | Sandusky | 36,120 |
34 | Lancaster | 35,040 |
35 | Findlay | 34,115 |
36 | Ravenna | 33,655 |
37 | Columbus, Downtown | 32,160 |
38 | Akron, West | 32,145 |
39 | Wooster | 29,140 |
40 | East Liverpool | 27,090 |
41 | New Philadelphia | 26,835 |
42 | Portsmouth | 24,760 |
43 | Ashtabula | 23,755 |
44 | Bowling Green | 23,415 |
45 | Steubenville | 22,500 |
46 | Marietta | 19,915 |
47 | Cleveland, Northeast | 19,495 |
48 | Wheeling, WV | 16,235 |
49 | Athens | 16,135 |
50 | Cleveland, Buckeye-Shaker | 15,240 |
51 | Ironton | 15,225 |
52 | Gallipolis | 15,060 |
53 | Cleveland, Southeast | 13,760 |
54 | Fremont | 12,540 |
55 | Cambridge | 11,950 |
56 | Dayton, West | 10,320 |
57 | Cleveland, Northwest | 8,475 |