Provides public library services for Clermont County residents, including borrowing library materials, internet and computer use, meeting and study rooms, on-site enrichment, and community programming.

Provides information and referral services to homeless veterans by helping them locate shelter, medical, psychiatric, and substance use disorder services.

Provides a 24-hour hotline to receive assistance with mental health and substance use recovery services.

Provides 4G unlimited data hotspot devices that allow library cardholders who do not have home Internet access to easily get online from almost anywhere using a Wi-Fi-enabled device such as a phone, tablet or laptop.

Provides 4G unlimited data hotspot devices that allow library cardholders who do not have home Internet access to easily get online from almost anywhere using a Wi-Fi-enabled device such as a phone, tablet or laptop.

Provides a weekly newspaper that is delivered weekly to over 24,000 homes in Medina and surrounding areas. Produces magazine with numerous shared articles across locations, and a local version with some Medina content.

Provides planning library services and reference/research help with statistics requested by the public. Census affiliate for data designations.

Provides a 24-hour informational hotline featuring recorded messages which address the community's concerns about local or national disasters. Options are given on how to obtain information on how households and businesses can protect themselves against known disaster issues and on how to get specific questions answered by appropriate agency personnel.

Provides access to internet, computers, and printers for library card holders.

Provides information on numbers of cases of Coronavirus in all Ohio schools; public, private, and community (charter) schools. The list is broken down by county, school district, and individual scool. It also differentiates the number of cases for staff and students.

Offers youth courses that include babysitting education. Provides health & safety training for adults in the workplace, church, school or civic group and individuals. Topics included CPR, AED (defibrillator), first aid as well as blood borne pathogens. Choose from pre-scheduled classed or groups of 8 or more schedule their own time.

Provides a resource where eligible individuals can request non-perishable food, water, hygiene products, and other items such as: first aid kits, and clothing (including some winter items: gloves, hats, etc.) to homeless youth. Volunteer counselors work with youth to help solve life problems.

Provides information and resources to educate the general public on mental health and substance abuse conditions.

Offers a wide selection of books and other materials, including special collections, large print books, magazines, and subtitled video tapes and films. Provides an online catalog, access to the Internet, and a wide range of electronic databases, videocassettes, DVDs, audio books, ebooks, eAudiobooks, and other digital downloads. Printing, faxing, scanning, and makerspace services available. New Teen Tech and Esports space.

Offers a wide selection of books and other materials, including special collections, large print books, magazines, and subtitled video tapes and films. Provides an online catalog, access to the Internet, and a wide range of electronic databases, videocassettes, DVDs, audio books, ebooks, eAudiobooks, and other digital downloads. Printing, faxing, scanning, and makerspace services available. New Teen Tech and Esports space.

The Family Resource Center provides information and referral to area residents to help identify and address youth and family issues in many areas, such as basic needs assistance, holiday help and youth asset-building activities. Family Resource Center also assists local ministerial association with food pantry coordination. Accepts limited amounts of new or gently used clothing for distribution to community members.

Provides car seat inspections where certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians inspect child car seat installation in vehicles.

Offers telephone information about where to access health and human service needs in Auglaize County. Provides information about a range of services including food, shelter, health care, substance abuse, mental health, social activities and reporting abuse and neglect.

Provides a large variety of continuing education courses, workshops, seminars, symposia, film presentations with discussion, and public lectures on psychoanalytic theory and practice. Continuing Medical Education (CME) for physicians and Continuing Education Units (CEU) for social workers, counselors and psychologists may be provided.

Provides resource services to individuals and their families, who are hard of hearing or deaf. The Center provides information on deafness to business organizations; provide consultation and workshop services. Advocacy and Case Management are also provided.

With the growing number of deer and other big game in America, crop and property damage permits are being issued to farmers, airports, military installations and agricultural facilities. Many of these deer and other big game are being discarded. In addition, liberal bag limits and extended seasons are putting hunters in the position of being able to harvest more deer and other big game than they can personally consume. Successful farmers and hunters follow normal check in or crop damage permit procedures defined under their states regulations and then deliver the harvested surplus deer and other big game to participating meat processors in each county. Donations from churches, clubs, businesses and individuals cover the costs of processing, packaging and freezing the meat. The frozen meat is then available free of cost for pick-up by a nearby food bank or feeding program.