Question: Can you apply for a CCW in a county you don't "reside" in?

Hello, the title might be a little confusing, so let me clarify. My situation is based in Ohio, but I figured other states might have similar laws regarding this. As a university student that will be living in the Cincinnati area, one really can't be too careful nowadays. I've decided to go for a ccw in the near future. The local sheriff's office has this section on their website:"In order to apply for the license you must 21 years of age, a legal resident of the United States, and a resident of Hamilton County or an adjoining county. Adjoining counties to Hamilton are Butler, Clermont, and Warren.A resident of another state may obtain a CCW license in Ohio using the application process, however applicant must provide adequate proof of employment in Ohio (within our county or an adjoining county). Proof of employment can be a: pay stub with address of Employer; a letter (on letterhead, dated and signed) from employer stating the applicant is employed at the business; or an employee ID card from a local business."Since I'm originally from the Cleveland area, does this mean that I can't go to a Sheriff's department in Cincinnati to apply for a ccw, or would I need to follow the same process as someone out of state? I know there was some legislation passed earlier on allowing for ccw applications and renewals at any Sheriff's department in Ohio due to COVID, but that seems to have passed. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2UTUy8B