Changes Loom For Clermont Jobs Program Reads
Clermont County May unemployment at 13.3 percent, down 0.1 from April, while the state rate rose to 12.9. Local agencies prepare to shift from CETA to the Jobs Training Partnership Act on Oct. 1, with the Clermont/Warren Manpower Consortium awaiting PIC blessing and officials to cut staff as funds shrink. Stephen G. Brooks named to reorganize and reduce staff. options include reduced hours and shared staffing. PIC will take on more program management roles. Clermont and Warren counties list representatives.
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Clermont County
Ohio Jobs Service
Bob Waters
Batavia
CETA
Clermont/Warren
Clermont County Commissioners
Stephen G. Brooks
JTPA
Brooks
Consortium
New wing may be built for Clermont welfare complex
Clermont County aims for a federal grant to add a welfare department wing to the new medical and social services complex on Bauer Road. Planning director Buckley sent a full grant package to Washington on June 27 for the $100 million EDA program, with a July 1 deadline and a Sept. 15 grant decision target.
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Clermont County
Economic Development Administration
Washington D.C
Welfare Department
Bauer Road
Donald Buckley
Washington
Buckley
EDA
Clermont
Milford
Steinkamp & Nordloh
S. Riverside Drive
Batavia
County Commissioners
Board of Elections
County Board of Education
Cooperative Extension Service
Planning Department
Park
Ohio Department of Development
Clermont College Fight Over $4.25 Million Funds
State Sen H Cooper Snyder and Rep Sue Fisher say the Controlling Board misordered priorities by reallocating 4.25 million dollars intended for Clermont College Batavia campus to UC. Clermont seeks use of the funds to build a classroom and renovate Sander Hall, a 28 story dorm unused after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont College
Univer
H. Cooper Snyder
Snyder
Board of Regents
Clermont
Sander
Adoption program offers free pets physical exams in Clermont County
The Clermont County Humane Society and area veterinarians implement a new adoption rule effective July 1 at the Clermont County animal shelter. Newly adopted pets will receive a free physical exam within five days, with a family of five earning coverage via an annual vet plan and low income families aided by the society’s spay and neuter fund. The program aims to educate owners on immunizations, care, and leash laws while highlighting broader animal health and population concerns in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Kemp
Vurier
Humane Society and
Area Canate
Clermont County
Filager Road
Ohio 222
Clermont
R.E. Jacobsen
Clermont County Humane Society
Dana Fultz
Fee
Jacobsen
Humane Society
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