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Makes computers, printers and other electronic equipment available for public use, primarily for word processing, spread sheets and other document development applications.

Multi-purpose facility offers diverse programs such as recreation, physical fitness, nature/outdoor programs, day trip and travel programs, education, health and human services, community programs and volunteer opportunities.

Provides mailing address for unhoused individuals to receive mail.

Provides a temperature appropriate facility which is open to the public during dangerously hot or cold weather.

Web page provides an opportunity for citizens to report speeding violations to the Marietta Police Department. Excessive speed contributes to a significant number of traffic crashes in the City of Marietta each year. With information from our community, we will be able to track specific areas and times speeding violations are occurring. Our Department can then direct officers to monitor traffic in these areas and take appropriate enforcement action. Citizens may also call the Marietta Police Department at 376-2007 to report speeding or other violations.

The winter months can cause hardships for babies who do not have cold weather clothing. Babies are at risk when loose blankets are placed inside the crib for warmth. They can burrow into comforters and blankets which can cause suffocation or which can deprive them of fresh air - a suspected cause of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Babies should have sleepers or sleep sacks to keep them warm throughout the winter months. Our chapter is asking groups and individuals to come together as a community and collect new sleepers during the month of September.

Veterans living in Ohio may be eligible for educational, employment, financial, health care, home loans, and many other benefits. The best way to get connected to your veterans benefits is to visit your county veterans service office. Ohio's 88 county veterans service offices are trained to advise you about available benefits and help you apply for these benefits.

Wapakoneta High School provides provides Grab and Go summer meal packets to children ages 0-18 yrs. from June 3 2025 through June 30, 2025.

Assisted Living community assists residents with activities of daily living and basic care support in a homelike or apartment setting. Residents receive three meals a day, recreational and social activities, housekeeping, linen service, apartment maintenance and transportation. Trained caregivers provide attention and assistance with medication management, bathing, dressing and cooking 24-hours a day. In addition, staff will coordinate services with outside healthcare providers and monitor residents to ensure they are healthy. Brookdale’s Assisted Living communities provide solutions for those in need of limited care. Our customized assisted living communities approach focuses on:

• Being a trusted partner
• Listening to your needs
• Understanding the life you want for yourself or your loved one
• Customizing a solution that puts that life within reach.

Provides bereavement support groups and bereavement counseling.

Emergency financial assistance for rent, shelter, utilities, and gas cards to new employment appointments or medical emergencies is available to individuals/families in Licking County.

Provides testing for lead poisoning.

Free community lunch that is open to the public.

Provides a variety of programs for children.

Responsible for enforcing all laws and ordinances; preventing crime; investigating criminal activity; apprehending, arresting, and detaining suspects; presenting evidence; regulating traffic; investigating traffic accidents; and engaging in other activities that protect lives and property and preserve peace in the community.

Behavioral Learning Therapy is offered individually and in group format, and is broken into four sections: Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Skills. The goal is to provide participants with skills needed in order to live a fulfilling life.

If you receive Food Assistance through SNAP and are impacted by a disaster, such as a fire, flooding or power outage of at least 4 hours that results in food loss or spoilage, you can be issued Replacement Benefits.

Provides in-service visits and presentations for school personnel and students on the topic of Tourette's Syndrome. May speak to other groups if staffing permits. Areas covered include diagnostic criteria, specific classroom strategies and techniques for managing associated disorders such as Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Continuing education credits (CEUs) may be available.

Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, and cruelty to animals. Provides rescue for domestic animals that are sick or injured or in hazardous situations.

Offers a pharmacy open on a 24-hour basis to fill emergency prescriptions.

Free course that focuses on developing the four key language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing, to help students become fluent and confident in the English language. *Daytime and evening classes are offered at various locations.

Provides HIV rapid test screenings by appointment or during walk-in service hours.