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Libby/OverDrive Digital Collection
Libby/Overdrive Digital Collection Now your library never closes! Browse, check out, and download audiobooks, and eBooks, right to your home computer or mobile device! Libby by OverDrive Borrow ebooks, and audiobooks, to read on your phone or tablet using the Libby app by OverDrive. It’s free and easy to get started. Learn more about getting started with the Libby App. If you are accessing via the Libby app on your mobile device and don’t already have the Libby app, download it from either the Apple App Store or Google Play Access the Libby/Overdrive collection through Windows, Mac, and Chromebooks at libbyapp.com Need help? View our Libby instructional pamphlet, produced by staff members of the Monroe County Library System. Check out the Libby Help Center for step-by-step instructions for getting started, sending books to Kindle (US only), placing holds on titles, and much more! Having trouble with your account in Libby? Reach out to Library staff via our Overdrive, Libby, and Library Account Support Form View our instructional pamphlets produced by staff members of the Monroe County Library System OverDrive Read and OverDrive Listen pamphlet eBooks for Amazon Kindle pamphlet eBooks for Nook & Adobe Compatible e-Readers Visit Overdrive’s website for additional assistance Having trouble with your account in Overdrive? Reach out to Library staff via our Overdrive, Libby, and Library Account Support Form Replacement Library Card? Don’t lose access to your checked-out items and holds! If you were issued a new library card number and need to transfer your checkouts and holds to your new account, please contact support. FAQ’s Am I connected to the right Library System? We get this question often. When you first log into the Libby app or Overdrive with your library card, you will be instructed to select your library/ library system Be sure to connect to the correct Monroe County Library system (NY). One easy giveaway is that our library system connection does not ask for a PIN when connecting to Libby/Overdrive. Can I recommend a title for my library? Yes, title additions can be recommended by visiting your local MCLS Member library, sending a title request using our Comments, Suggestions, and Feedback form, or adding a “Notify Me” tag to titles of interest in the Libby App. Signing out– If you want to sign out of Libby (and remove your data from your device), you can remove your library cards or reset the app. You may want to do this if you’re using a shared device (such as a public computer at the library). What happens when my hold becomes available? Users will receive a notification when their hold becomes available. They’ll have 3 days to borrow it, or they can choose to have it delivered later. If a user has a hold delivered later, they’ll keep their place in the holds list, but the hold will go to the next person in line. Learn more about Notifications How do I access the “supplemental downloadable PDF” noted for an audiobook? If the publisher provided an accompanying PDF file, it will be available through https://libraryweb.overdrive.com/; this feature is not yet available through Libby. You can download the supplementary content from our OverDrive website on a computer and use the free Adobe Digital Editions software to open it. There’s usually a little paperclip icon with the audiobook when you check out the title if there is supplemental material included. More on how to download supplemental materials via OverDrive can be found here. Find more FAQ’s for Libby
Licking County Commissioners Meeting Schedule Announced
Licking County Board of Commissioners Meetings The Licking County Board of Commissioners typically holds its regular meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:00 AM in the John P. Caren Boardroom, Room 103 of the Jane P. Black Government Center, 20 S. Second Street, Newark, OH. The specific schedule and any special meeting notices can be found on the county calendar. Agendas are posted prior to the meetings, and minutes are made available after approval. These meetings cover a wide range of county operations, including budget approvals, public hearings, and the consideration of various county matters. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in the democratic process.
Monroe County Health Department Seeks New Staff
Monroe County Health Department - Jobs Welcome to the Monroe County Health Department's careers page. We are dedicated to serving the health and well-being of our community and are always looking for passionate individuals to join our team. Explore our current openings and see how you can make a difference. Open Positions: Public Health Nurse Environmental Health Specialist Health Educator Administrative Assistant To apply for any of these positions, please visit the Monroe County Human Resources website or contact our HR department directly.
Unknown County Board Meeting Scheduled for June 25, 2026
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Trumbull County Department of Job & Family Services
Trumbull County Job and Family Services mission is to administer all programs with courtesy, consideration, and respect toward applicants/recipients without attempting to elicit any unnecessary information. Administrative duties should be performed in such a manner as to secure for every applicant/recipient the full amount of aid or services to which he is legally entitled according to program regulations. Assistance is to be administered in a manner to encourage self-respect and self-sufficiency. Services and assistance should be rendered promptly and humanely with due regard to the preservation of family life, without discrimination on account of race, religion, political affiliation, or sex in a manner consistent with the United States Constitution, Social Security Act, Civil Rights Act and the Constitution of the State of Ohio. In order to carry out the agency's mission to its full extent, every employee must have the necessary training to understand and fulfill their role in attaining the agency's mission. We must develop a respect for each other as individuals and share our failures while acknowledging individual successes. We must be willing to break down territorial attitudes and realize that each and every employee needs to be encouraged to participate in how best to achieve our mission throughout the agency. Each day, we should make it a goal to learn something from someone else as well as to help another employee. We need to always be looking for ways to do things better and be willing to try new ways. We see it not only our mission to accomplish these things for the residents of Trumbull County but by sharing our successes and failures, that we impart our knowledge and experiences to help other agencies, counties and the State Department well. This can best be accomplished by improved communications and joint efforts involving people at all levels of the department in how best to accomplish this goal.
OhioMeansJobs Trumbull County
Home - OhioMeansJobs Trumbull County (330) 675-2179 280 N. Park Ave, Warren OH Working to Connect Job-Seekers and Employers Employers and Job Seekers Don't Miss These Opportunities At OhioMeansJobs Trumbull County, we are committed to providing the resources that you need. Below are some great events and content that may help you or someone you know. 117 Job seekers successfully trained $25.52 Average hourly wage of job seekers placed Thanks to OMJ I am in a much better position to take care of my sons and family. Before OMJ, I wasn’t sure where I was going to be working or what to even look forward to in the near future, but with your help I now have a career to depend on and am very grateful for the opportunity! Dominic C. The CCMEP team has truly been a superior support system in my life. As a first-generation high school graduate, the program introduced me to things I never would have experienced. From teaching work ethic, to practicing accountability, there was never a time, meeting, or lesson I encountered that has not helped me in the long run, even after leaving the program. Not only does the program expose you to real life situations, the mentor/family aspect of things is a bond that will be appreciated for years to come. Amber C. Not sure where to start? Let our Virtual Assistant help! Answer a few easy questions, and we will help you find the services just right for you! Let's Begin Recently lost your job? Get started with OhID Mastering the Online Job Application Process For Job Seekers OhioMeansJobs is where you can access resources such as: workshops, career coaching, job training, hiring events, online job training and many other services to help you find a job. Find a Job Employer Services We offer a variety of services such as: recruitment, hiring events, on the job training, job posting, rapid response activities and more to help you find qualified employees. Find Employees Happening now in Trumbull County See this weeks job orders in Trumbull County Happening Now Hiring Events
2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan Ready for Review
Home - Emergency Management Agency Trumbull County (330) 675-2666 640 N River Rd NW, Warren OH Executive Board Monthly Meeting: All meetings are held at the TCEMA: 640 North River RD. NW Suite B | Warren, OH. 44483 Thursday October 8, 2026 at 9am Thursday November 12, 2026 at 9am Thursday January 14, 2027 at 9am Check out our training opportunities! Learn more Previous Next The 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan is now ready to view! Trumbull County Emergency Management Agency Welcome to Trumbull County Emergency Management Agency! Our mission is to provide a coordinated and efficient response to emergency situations and disasters, ensuring the safety and well-being of the communities we serve. Our team of trained professionals is equipped to handle a wide range of emergency scenarios, from natural disasters to man-made crises. We work closely with local and state agencies to develop and implement effective response and recovery plans, and provide critical support to affected individuals and communities. When emergencies arise, we are here to provide reliable information, resources, and support to help our communities stay safe and recover quickly. Mitigation Prevention Preparedness Emergency Operation Plan Hazard Mitigation Plan Helpful Links Happening now in Trumbull County Emergency Notification System The Trumbull County EMA is happy to introduce a new tool for the residents of Trumbull County in order to always remain "Weather Aware". Read More
Senior Services Levy
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Child Support Enforcement Agency
Child Support - Job & Family Services Trumbull County (330) 675-2000 280 N. Park Ave, Warren OH In this section: Child Support | Attorney Resources | Employer Resources | FAQ | Forms | Glossary of Terms | Location & Hours | Ohio Child Support Customer Service Portal | SETS | Statistics Contact Information The mission of the Trumbull County CSEA is to provide in accordance with applicable state and federal laws and guidelines, for the establishment, enforcement, and collection of child support and related services for the benefit of clients and children in a timely, efficient, informative and professional manner. (330) 675-2732 (330) 675-2746 [email protected] 159 East Market St, Suite 200 Warren, OH 44481 M-F 8:30am - 4:15pm (excluding legal holidays) ** No payment window TDD: (800) 750-0750 Toll Free in Ohio: (800) 720-2732 SETS Voice Response Unit: (800) 860-2555 Encourage your child's healthy growth and development at home by attending a 3-week program sponsored by the Trumbull County Fatherhood Initiative. Services: Collection of Child Support | Enforcing Child Support | Establishing Child Support | Establishing Paternity Modifying the Child Support Order | Seasonal Processes What are the costs for services? There are no costs as the CSEA has waived the application fee and there are no charges for our services. Whom can the CSEA help? Services are automatically available to all families actively receiving cash assistance or Medicaid benefits as a participant in the Ohio Works First (OWF) Program through the County Department of Jobs & Family Services. Individuals who are receiving cash assistance (OWF) are required to cooperate with the CSEA in efforts to establish and enforce child support obligations. While on assistance, support payments for OWF participants are forwarded to the State of Ohio. Non-recipients of OWF who reside in Trumbull County or individuals who no longer live in Trumbull County but have a Trumbull County support order are also eligible for services from the CSEA by simply completing a IV-D application for services which is available on this website or by calling the CSEA at (330) 675-2732. What services does the CSEA provide to the public? Depending on the nature of your case, the CSEA may be able to provide one or more of the following services: Establish paternity for children born out of wedlock or for whom paternity is still a legal issue Establish child support orders Establish orders for maintaining health insurance for the children Collect and disburse support payments and maintain records for such transactions on all Trumbull County judicial and administrative support orders Assist Trumbull County residents or individuals with a Trumbull County support order in modifying or enforcing the payment of support obligations Initiate income-withholding orders to assure payment of support obligations. Methods include the attachment and/or withholding from personal earnings, accounts from a financial institution, unemployment benefits, worker's compensation benefits, retirement benefits, and federal and state income tax refunds and other federal benefits (for chld support cases only). Other means of collection may be available depending on the nature of your support case. Location of absent parents who have a duty to pay child support Assistance in the enforcement of orders pertaining to health insurance What types of cases does the CSEA not become involved with? The CSEA does not become involved in the following: Visitation issues, including requests for enforcing or establishing visitation rights Determination of a child/children's custody, including requests for changes and/or modifying custody or a change in residential parent Property settlement issues Arresting or physically detaining anyone. The County Sheriff is responsible for these actions Obtaining documents for your case such as a birth certificate, divorce decree, tax returns, or other necessary paperwork. These documents may be obtained by contacting the appropriate court, health department or taxing entity Does the CSEA provide legal representation to me or to any of the other parties in the case? No. The CSEA and the Prosecuting Attorneys connected with the CSEA represent the State of Ohio and no attorney-client relationship exists between the CSEA (or Prosecuting Attorney) and the parent or related party. The caretaker parent (i.e., the parent or party providing direct care of the child/children) both have the right to engage private legal counsel. What if I currently live in Trumbull County but have a support order that has been established in another Ohio county? You should contact the CSEA in the Ohio county where the child support order was issued. What if I currently live in Trumbull County but I have a support order that has been issued by a court or agency in another state? You can contact Trumbull County CSEA and apply for child support services. Depending on the rules and regulations of the other state, you may also be able to contact the other state for service. When contacting the CSEA, what information should I have available? Depending on the nature of your situation, the following information may be needed: Name and address of the parent who is obligated to pay support, as well as who is receiving the support payments Copies of the child/children's birth certificate The names and addresses of the obligor's (payer) current or recent employer or sources of income The names and addresses of the obligor's friends and relatives who the obligor may have contact with Information about the income and other assets of the obligor, including but not limited to copies of pay stubs, tax returns, bank accounts, investments, property holdings, and professional licenses If paternity is an issue, the names and addresses, and any other relevant information, on all presumed and alleged fathers Copies of Court Orders Social Security numbers of the parties Any other information you would like to provide to the CSEA What if I have a case with the Trumbull County CSEA and I move? You must inform the CSEA in writing. Be sure to include your case name and number. Submitting a change of address to the Post Office will not change your address with the CSEA.
Energy Programs Update: Trumbull County Natural Gas and Electric Aggregation Programs
Energy Programs Natural Gas Program Please note the following update regarding the Trumbull County Natural Gas Aggregation Program. The Commissioners’ Office has only limited data as listed below: Term: Beginning April 1, 2026 (for billing purposes) through March 1, 2029. Vendor Name: AEP Rate: 4.919 per MCF The following townships are NOT included in the Trumbull County Natural Gas Aggregation Program: Howland Township Liberty Township Newton Township No cities or villages in Trumbull County are included in the County natural gas aggregation program. Hubbard Township Natural Gas Aggregation Program Hubbard Township participates in its own natural gas aggregation program with the following information: Term: Beginning April 22, 2026 through March 1, 2029. Vendor Name: Archer Phone: (844) 795-7491 (Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.) Rate: 4.919 per MCF For questions regarding the program, please contact: Phil – Palmer Energy (Consultant) Phone: (419) 491-1011 Electric Program Brookfield Township and Liberty Township are the only townships not included in the program. No cities or villages in Trumbull County are included in the program. Trumbull County has entered into an electric aggregation program with Dynegy for eligible customers. The new contract rate is 10.14 cents/kWh for the term of June 2026 through December 2027 for both residential and commercial customers. For questions regarding the electric program, please contact Val at Palmer Energy at (419) 491-1040. FAQ for the Electric Program Residential Rate from June 2026 – December 2027 10.14 cents/kWh fixed Commercial Rate from June 2026 – December 2027 10.14 cents/kWh fixed
911
911 Howland Wilson Rd. NE, Warren, OH 44484 Trumbull County 911 Communications To better assist your local police and fire departments as well as our 911 dispatch center, we are requesting that you fill out the online form for business contact information. Thank you for your assistance! Welcome to Trumbull County 911 Center! At Trumbull County 911, our mission is to be the steadfast link between the community and emergency services. We are committed to delivering timely, efficient, and compassionate assistance to those in need, while upholding the highest standards of professionalism and integrity. Through innovative technology, ongoing training, and collaboration with local agencies, we strive to be the beacon of hope and support during times of crisis. Our dedication to serving the residents and visitors of Trumbull County is unwavering, as we work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of our community. EMA Sheriff Executive Board FAQ Employment Links Happening now in Trumbull County Emergency Notification System The Trumbull County EMA is happy to introduce a new tool for the residents of Trumbull County in order to always remain "Weather Aware". Read More
Bid Opportunities
Bid Opportunities - Commissioners Trumbull County Trumbull County Commissioners (330) 675-2451 160 High Street NW, Warren OH Bid Opportunities In this section: Bid Opportunities | CCAO | Energy Programs | GovDeals | Human Resources | JobsNow | Ohio Checkbook | Register to Vote | Transit Bid Opportunities Click here to view current and past bid opportunities. These bid opportunities are also available for viewing by visiting DemandStar at www.demandstar.com Public Hearings/Notices Public Depositories Required Forms (Electronic Versions) Purchasing The purchasing department is responsible for identifying common goods and services used throughout Trumbull County and putting together formal and informal bid requests that will be awarded by the Trumbull County Commissioners. For agencies and departments not under the County Commissioners Contracting and/or Appropriating Authority, a spirit of cooperation and coordination will be pursued. This will further benefit economy of scale discount levels being obtained through total quantity usage. Mission Statement The mission of the Purchasing Department is to provide cost effectiveness and accountability in the manner in which goods and services are acquired with public funds. Goals and Objectives To buy the right material of the right quality in the proper quantity at the right time from the proper source. To conserve public funds through reduction in cost and improvement in the quality of materials purchased. To reduce the volume and streamline the flow of paperwork. To promote a system of material consolidation and standardization throughout the County in order that better goods and services at a minimum cost may be secured for all agencies. To improve the speed of delivery to agencies by predetermining through contracts or other appropriate means the sources of supply before an actual need for the particular material in question becomes known. To bring the sources of supply as geographically close to the point of use of materials as is consistent with economical purchasing through contracts or other means.
ARPA
ARPA - Commissioners Trumbull County Trumbull County Commissioners (330) 675-2451 160 High Street NW, Warren OH ARPA In this section: ARPA ARPA Journal Action Extension of Time ARPA As part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, Trumbull County was awarded $38,557,293.88 to utilize to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 on this county. Over the last three and half years, the County Commissioners made determinations on how that money would be spent with the federal deadline of obligating the funds of December 31, 2024. All funds were obligated by that date by the County Commissioners. The funds have and will be utilized for a combination of County projects (including county buildings as well as infrastructure) and grants to both non-profits and local entities. Below is a chart listing how the money has and will be spent. If you are having trouble viewing the spreadsheet, click here.
Your Guide to Licking County's Upcoming Events and Meetings
Welcome to the Licking County Calendar. This is your central resource for all upcoming events, meetings, and important dates within the county. We strive to keep this calendar up-to-date with information relevant to our community. Please check back often for the latest additions and updates.
Stay Informed: Licking County Commissioners Meetings Scheduled Regularly
The Licking County Board of County Commissioners meets regularly. Information on meeting dates, times, agendas, and minutes can be found on the county's website. These meetings cover a wide range of county issues and decisions.
Unknown County Commissioners to Meet June 19th
The Unknown County Board of County Commissioners will convene for its regularly scheduled meeting on Friday, June 19, 2026. The agenda will include updates on county projects, financial reports, and any new business brought forth by the commissioners. Public comment will be heard at the beginning of the meeting. Details regarding specific agenda items can be found on the county website prior to the meeting. The meeting is open to the public.
Campfire Chills and Thrills
Campfire Chills and Thrills Clingman Park, 2156 US-50, Batavia, OH 45103 October 16, 2026 7:00pm-8:00pm Gather around the campfire for sweet treats and scary stories! Listen to terrifying tales with your family and friends, then do a creepy craft- if you dare! This program is free and best for ages 16+. Stories will be scary! Registration is required.
Campfire Chills And Thrills
Gather around the campfire for sweet treats and scary stories! Listen to terrifying tales with your family and friends, then do a creepy craft- if you dare! This program is free and best for ages 16+. Stories will be scary! Registration is required.
Unknown County Commissioners to Meet June 18th
Unknown County Board of County Commissioners Meeting Notice Date: June 18, 2026 Time: 9:00 AM Location: County Administration Building, Commissioners' Chambers Join us for the regular meeting of the Unknown County Board of County Commissioners. The agenda will include updates on county projects, budget discussions, and public hearings. All residents are welcome to attend.
Unknown County Commissioners to Meet June 19th: Budget and Infrastructure on Agenda
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING Date: Friday, June 19, 2026 Time: 9:00 AM Location: County Administration Building, Board Room Agenda: 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Approval of Minutes from Previous Meeting 4. Public Comments 5. Old Business a. Review of County Budget 2026-2027 b. Update on Infrastructure Projects 6. New Business a. Planning Commission Recommendations b. County Ordinances and Resolutions c. Departmental Reports 7. Commissioner Reports 8. Adjournment
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