Clermont County seeks more Title XX funds and matching money
Clermont County Welfare plans to obtain additional Title XX funds during the fiscal year after receiving $120,000 in 1977 planning funds, the same as 1976. Director Harlan Wolf notes counties receive equal allocations and can request higher priority needs with local match requirements. He expects expanded eligibility for seniors and youth services, with a four person family income cap of $7200 to qualify.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Harlan Wolf
Clermont County Welfare Department
Clermont
State Welfare Department
ODNR ends drive for more land near East Fork Lake project
ODNR director Donald Smith says the state will not seek new land for the East Fork Lake park near Amelia due to funding gaps. About 190 acres east of the site are desired, needing roughly $209,000 to resume acquisitions, with no immediate funds expected. Local homeowners fear forced sales despite attempts to learn official plans and funding status. Smith notes only purchasing from willing sellers could occur using mixed federal and state funds.
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East Fork Lake
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
ODNR
Amelia
Donald Smith
Smith
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
East Park
Tehart
John
Bethel-Concord Road
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tonever
William Massey
Sullivans
Sullivan
Massey
Mrs. Sullivan
Clermont County eyes sewer district consolidation plan
County officials study merging five sewer districts to secure better financing and bond access. Plans cover the Lower East Fork and Nine Mile systems, with EPA funding support and a 27.1 million total for major projects over three years.
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Clermont County
Donald Pec
Mont
Beckers
Jerome Wiesenhahn
County Water and Sewer District
YWCA Proposes Clermont County Day Care Homes
The Clermont County YWCA proposes home day care where children from three months to six or seven years are placed with approved caregivers. Families may qualify for no charge. private payers owe 25 dollars weekly for the first child and 15 dollars for additional children, meals and insurance included.
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Welfare Dept
Richmond
YWCA
New Richmond
Program to supervise child care under new proposal
A proposed plan requires parental approval before placing a child in a home and hires a social worker for twenty hours weekly to assist in selecting day care mothers, planning schedules, menus, and training staff. Funding via Title XX is pending Welfare Dept. contract, with start expected by July 1.
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Richmond
Welfare Dept
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Viking Village
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Union Township
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Miami Township
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Ohio Environmental Protection
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EPA
Nine Mile
O'Bannon CE
Southwest Ohio Manpower Consortium
Sane Be
Human Services Board
Warren, Highland, Adams and
Brown
Timothy S. Hogan, Jr
Hamilton
Warren Counties
Warren County
Hogan
Department of Labor
House
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Welby Sanders
Laticia Road
Sanders
Indiana
Steve Kemme
By Steve Kemme
Cincinnati Ywca
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Mrs. Richmond
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