Sheriff adds camera equipped cruisers in Athens County
Athens County Sheriff will add three patrol cruisers next year all with cameras and one modified for the drug dog. Cameras help resolve disputes and support probable cause and training. Costs run about 35 765 per standard cruiser and 39 232 for the dog vehicle plus 6 300 in radio decal andstriping. New Explorers planned with March or April availability.
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Disabilities Board Seeks Public Input on Strategic Plan
Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities invites community members and stakeholders to a public forum September 30 from 6 to 8 pm at Beacon School to gather input for transitioning to community based services and conflict free case management. The forum uses small groups to collect ideas and will inform a timeline and plan, per Acting Supt. Maryalice Turner.
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OU marks ADA's 25th with October event series
Ohio University plans a month long ADA25 Celebration Series in October to educate the campus and Athens community about disability and accessibility. The events, led by PACDAP and the City Commission on Disabilities, feature workshops panels performances tours and a keynote by L. Scott Lissner. All events are free and open to the public with accommodations available upon request.
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Ohio Abortion Clinics Face Closure After State Action
Two Southwest Ohio abortion clinics May be forced to close after the Ohio Department of Health said the Cincinnati and Dayton facilities failed to meet variances rules. Clinics have 30 days to appeal while lawsuits and protests unfold.
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Ohio Right To Life
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Construction contract awarded for Hocking College project
Nelsonville Ohio Gutknecht Construction Co of Columbus won an 836000 remodeling contract for a training and corporate retreat center at the former Inn at Hocking College building funded by state capital funds to be released before work starts. The project targets a November Controlling Board review and aims for completion by April with parking and landscaping afterward.
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Ames Township Trustees Schedule Special Meeting
Trustees meet Tuesday September 29 at 7 p.m. in the township building to adopt a resolution accepting amounts and rates for the township and to handle any other business deemed necessary.
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Family and Children First Council Meet in Chauncey
The Athens County Family and Children First Council will meet on Wednesday September 30 at 3 30 p m at the Department of Job and Family Services 13183 Route 13 Chauncey. The meeting is open to the public.
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Ohio Ends Six Months Left to Test Rape Kit Backlog
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine urges agencies to submit untested rape kits within six months under a 2011 law. Since 2011 about 10,000 kits were sent to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation for DNA testing and over 8,000 have been analyzed, leading to hundreds of indictments.
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