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Allen County Department of Public Health

Bureau of Workers Compensation, Rehab Division

Harco Industries, Inc.

Hardin County Child Support Enforcement Agency

Hardin County Clerk of Common Pleas Court

Hardin County Commissioners

Hardin County Common Pleas Court,

Probate Division

Hardin County Emergency Management Agency

Hardin County Family and Children First Council

Hardin County Job and Family Services

Hardin County Juvenile Court

Hardin County Municipal Court

Hardin County Office of Recycling

 and Litter Prevention

Hardin County Regional Planning Commission

Hardin County Veteran Service Office

Hardin County Victim Assistance

Kenton Hardin Health Department

Kenton Police Department

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services:

 One Stop Employment Shop

Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission (BVR)

OSU Extension Service, Hardin County

OSU Extension, Family Nutrition Program

Social Security Administration

ALLEN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

GENERAL HEALTH DISTRICT OF ALLEN COUNTY

219 E. Market St, Lima, OH  45801

Telephone (419) 228-4457; Fax (419) 224-4161

 

Services and Business Hours:

Monday – Friday (8:00 am – 4:30 pm)

         - Vital Statistics

            - Maternal/Child Health, School health, Well Child. 

            - Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps (BCMH).

            - Pregnancy testing (Wednesday & Friday 8:00 - 9:00 am).

            - Breast and Cervical cancer Screenings.

            - Family planning, call 228-6154.

            - Communicable Disease Control:

               STD clinic: Tuesday (4:00 - 5:30 pm), Friday (2:30 pm – 3:30 pm).

               TB testing: Mon., Tues., Weds. & Fri. (8:00 - 9:00 am; 3:00 - 4:00 pm).

             - Immunization Clinic: Weds. (1:30 - 3:30 pm), Thurs. (8:30 - 10:30 am).

             - Nutritional counseling, and WIC, call 224-8200.

             - Health education - Aids, teen pregnancy, safety, parenting, tobacco,                            disease...

             - Aids testing: Tues. (4:00 - 5:30 pm), Weds., (10:00 am – 12 pm at Red                              Cross), Friday (2:30 - 3:30 pm). Other times by appointment.

            -  Environmental Health Regulations: restaurant and swimming pool                            inspections; sewage, plumbing & well permits; dog bite & other public                             health complaints.

           

Eligibility:

         All residents of Allen County including the Van Wert side of Delphos.

            No residency requirement for AIDS or STD clinic.

            Call for further information.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

         Telephone, personal contact, physician or agency referrals.

          

Cost of Services:

         Costs based according to services needed.

        

Facility Accessibility:

         Handicapped Accessible.           

 

Financed by:

         City, County, Federal and State taxes and grants.           


 

BUREAU OF WORKERS COMPENSATION

REHABILITATION DIVISION

2025 E. Fourth St., Lima, OH  45804

Telephone (419) 227-3127; (866) 336-8346

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Friday (8:00 am - 4:45 pm)           

 

Services:

            - Physical restoration/conditioning.

            - Vocational evaluations.

            - Supportive counseling.

            - Living maintenance benefits.

            - On-the-job training; formal short-term retraining; tools and uniforms.

            - Job-seeking skills training and job placement services.

            - Speakers available to organizations, clubs, businesses.

 

Eligibility:

            Worker must have been injured on the job and have an allowed lost-time             Workers Compensation claim.           

 

Cost of Services:

            No cost to qualified applicants.

 

Additional Remarks:

Purpose is to assist injured workers and their employers in facilitating a safe and timely return to the workforce, after an on-the-job injury.                       

           

Financed by:

            Industrial Commission Surplus Fund.


 

HARCO INDUSTRIES, INC.

707 North Ida St.  Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-4159; Fax (419) 673-1741

 

Contact:

            Kimberly Harruff, Workshop Director

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Friday (8:00 am - 4:30 pm)

 

Services:

            - Sheltered Workshop Service to adults with handicaps in Hardin County.                         - Community Employment Services to adults with handicaps in Hardin                              County.

            - Habilitation Services include teaching Daily Living Skills and Functional                            Academics.

 

Eligibility:

Three deficits in Major Life Activity areas. Harco administers eligibility testing.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

             Contact Workshop Director.

 

Cost of Services:

            No fee.

 

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped Accessible.

 

Additional Remarks:

            - Special Olympics - Sports for handicapped individuals.

            - Case Management Services - Assists with advocacy, assessment of                             other agencies residential placement.

- Family Resource Services - Assists families to keep children with                        

  disabilities in family home.

- Supported Living - Assists individuals to live independently with

  necessary supports.

 

Financed by:

            Federal, State, and Local taxes.


 

HARDIN COUNTY

CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCY (CSEA)

175 W. Franklin St., Suite 220 (P.O. Box 428), Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-2269; 1-800-320-2148; Fax (419) 673-1417

 

Contact:

            Phyllis Perkins, Director

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Friday (8:30 am - 5:00 pm)

 

Services:

            - Establish paternity.

            - Establish child support orders.

            - Locate absent parents.

            - IRS and State funds intercepts.

            - File UIFSA, if absent parent resides in Ohio.

            - Modify/increase existing child support orders.

           

Eligibility:

            Resident of Hardin County.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

New clients may visit or write the office to complete an application.  Current IV-D clients visit or write the case manager assigned to your case.

 

Cost of Services:

            No cost.

 

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped accessible.

 

Financed by:

            State Title IV-D funds, Federal incentives, County funds.


 

HARDIN COUNTY

CLERK OF COMMON PLEAS COURT

Legal Department

One Courthouse Sq., Suite 310, Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-2278; Fax (419) 674-2273

 

Auto Title Department

1021 W. Lima St., Kenton, OH 43326

Telephone (419) 674-2279; Fax (419) 673-2144

E-mail: loris@hardincourts.com

 

Contact:

            Lori Stevenson, Clerk

 

Business Hours:

Legal Dept: Monday - Thursday (8:30am - 4:00pm),

Friday (8:30am - 5:00pm)

 

Title Dept: Monday (8:30am - 6:00pm), Tuesday – Friday

(8:30am - 4:00pm)              

 

Services:

            Auto Titles

            Common Pleas Court Records

            Passport Applications

            Notary Public Applications

            Court Protection Orders           

 

Eligibility:

            Varies, please inquire personally.

 

Cost of Services:

            Varies, please inquire personally.           

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            Varies, please inquire personally.

 

Facility Accessibility:

The Legal Dept. is handicapped accessible through ground floor entrance on south side of Courthouse.  Elevator is also available.

 

The Title Dept. is handicap accessible through the main entrance.


 

HARDIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

One Courthouse Sq., Suite 100, Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-2205; Fax (419) 674-2272

E-mail: hccom@co.hardin.oh.us

 

Contact:

             Randy Paul, Clerk of the Board

             Debra Madison, Deputy Clerk

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Friday (8:00 am - 4:00 pm)           

 

Services:

            Provides assistance and answers to Hardin County issues.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            Call office to set up an appointment.

             

Cost of Services:

            No cost.

           

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped accessible through basement entrance.


 

HARDIN COUNTY

 COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION 

One Courthouse Sq., Suite 210, Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-2230  Fax (419) 674-2274 

E-mail: probjuv@hardincourts.com

 

Contact:

             Honorable James S. Rapp, Judge

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Thursday (8:30 am - 4:00 pm)

            Friday (8:30 am - 5:00 pm)           

 

Services:

Genealogy, marriage license and copies, probate estates, guardianship, adoptions, name changes, minor’s claims, birth registrations, involuntary mental commitments, and birth record corrections.  Assistance in locating records.

 

Eligibility:

            None.

           

Procedure to Obtain Services:

             See clerks for assistance.

 

Cost of Services:

            See clerks.  $ .25 / Xerox copies.

           

Facility Accessibility:

Handicapped accessible through ground entrance on south side of Courthouse. Elevator also available.


 

HARDIN COUNTY EMERGENCY

 MANAGEMENT AGENCY & LEPC

One Courthouse Sq., Suite 20, Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-2276; Fax (419) 674-2272

E-mail: emalepc@dbscorp.net

Web: http://www.HardinCountyEMALEPC.com

 

Contact:

            James Bostater, EMA Director

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Friday (8:00 am - 4:00 pm)

 

Services:

            - Responds to hazmat incidents, natural and man-made disasters.

            - Will provide training for emergency services in Hardin County.

            - Man emergency operation center.

 

Eligibility:

            Within county service area.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            Contact county office. In case of emergency, call 911 or law enforcement             officials.

 

Cost of Services:

            No cost.

 

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped accessible.

 

Additional Remarks:

Coordination of the various components of the emergency management systems: fire, law enforcement, emergency medical services, public works, volunteer services and other groups. All segments of the county are included in our planning and must be served under O.R.C. 5915.071, including emergency weather conditions, Hazmat spills and flooding.

 

Financed by:

            State, Federal and Local assessment.


 

HARDIN COUNTY FAMILY AND CHILDREN FIRST COUNCIL

Located at the Childreach Family Center

775 E. Eliza St., Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 673-1531 or  800-343-5851; Fax (419) 675-0896

E-mail: hcfcf@rrohio.com

www.ohiofcf.org

 

Contact:

            Sarah Jeffries, Council Coordinator

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Friday (8:30 am - 4:30 pm). Other hours by appointment.

 

Services:

Hardin County Family and Children First Council is a partnership of government agencies and community organizations committed to improving the well-being of children and their families.  Key initiatives and collaborations of the Council include: Help Me Grow, Family Support, Service Coordination, and the Ohio Children’s Trust Fund.

 

Eligibility:

            Very few eligibility requirements; contact Childreach office for information.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

             Telephone office.

 

Cost of Services:

            All services and programs are free to residents of Hardin County.

 

Additional Remarks:

Mission Statement: It is the belief of Hardin County Family & Children First, that all families of Hardin County are entitled to easily accessed services within the county. Through the Childreach Family Center, a safe neutral environment is provided, helping to identify needs, link participants with appropriate agencies, provide parenting support and coordination of services in a family-focused and respectable manner.


 

HARDIN COUNTY JOB AND FAMILY SERVICES

175 W. Franklin St., Suite 150, Kenton, OH 43326

Telephone (419) 675-1130 or 1-800-442-7346 (1-800-4HARDIN)

 Fax (419) 674-2340

E-mail: longb@odjfs.state.oh.us 

Contact:

            C.M. “Buzz” Long, Director

 

Business Hours:

            Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday (8:30 am - 4:30 pm)

            Wednesday (8:30am - 6:30pm)

            Friday (8:30am - 12:30pm)

 

Services:

            Child Protective Services                        Vocational Assessment

            Adult Protective Services                        Employment Services

            Cash Assistance                                    Certification of Childcare

            Food Stamps                                                Certification of Foster Care

            Medicaid                                                Adoption Services

 

Eligibility:

            Persons with low - moderate income or

            Cases of abuse, neglect, unemployment, under-employment, or elderly

 

Cost of Services:

            All services rendered are free to the public.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            Apply at office.

 

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped accessible.

 

Financed by:

            Federal and State.


 

HARDIN COUNTY JUVENILE COURT

 One Courthouse Sq., Suite 200, Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-2233; Fax (419) 675-2941

E-mail: probjuv@hardincourts.com

 

Contact:

            Honorable James S. Rapp, Judge

            Mark A. Lay, Court Director

 

Business Hours:

             Monday - Friday (8:00 am - 5:00 pm)

 

Services:

            - Probation: juvenile

            - Child Support: legal proceedings

 

Eligibility:

            Court jurisdiction and order.

 

Cost of Services:

            Costs vary.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            File legal pleadings.

 

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped accessible.           


 

HARDIN COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT

 KENTON MUNICIPAL BUILDING

 111 W. Franklin St. (Box 250), Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-4362; Fax (419) 674-4096

Probation Department (419) 673-8040

 

Contact:

            Honorable William D. Hart, Judge

            Elois A. Cramer, Clerk

 

Business Hours:

             Monday - Friday (8:30am - 4:00pm)

 

Services:

            Court ordered services.


 

HARDIN COUNTY

OFFICE OF RECYCLING AND LITTER PREVENTION

KEEP HARDIN COUNTY BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION

One Courthouse Sq., Suite 14, Kenton, OH  43326

Telephone (419) 674-2216; Fax (419) 674-2272

 

Contact:

            Linda D. Wuethrich, Program Manager

           

Business Hours:

            Normally 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. Office may be unmanned during school             presentations due to staffing limitations.

                         

Services:

  • The Hardin County Office of Recycling and Litter Prevention provides education presentations to group, schools, and other interested parties regarding litter and solid waste issues - reducing reusing and recycling products.
  • The Keep Hardin County Beautiful Commission is non-profit, volunteer organization that promotes beautification efforts, encourages, recycling and buying recycled products, and litter prevention.

 

Eligibility:

            Resident of Hardin County.

 

Cost of Services:

            No cost.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            Call, write, or fax office for information.


 

HARDIN COUNTY

REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION

One Courthouse Sq., Suite 130, Kenton, OH  43226

Telephone (419) 674-2215; Fax (419) 674-2272

 

Contact:

             Mark D. Doll, Director

 

Business Hours:

             Monday - Friday (8:30 am - 4:00 pm)

 

Services:

            - Zoning assistance                        - Flood Plain information.

            - Statistical information.            - Federal/State/Local Clearinghouse

            - CDBG administration.            - Issue 2 Program administration

            - Census liaison office.            - Subdivision administration.                       

                                                            - Comprehensive land use administration.

 

Eligibility:

Village, township, city of Hardin county or a source requiring county information such as zoning, flood plain, county, or community statistics, etc.

 

Cost of Services:

            Costs paid by government assessment.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            Contact by telephone, mail or in-person.           

 

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped accessible.

 

Financed by:

            Assessments paid by Hardin county villages, townships, city and county.           


 

HARDIN COUNTY VETERAN SERVICE OFFICE

One Courthouse Square, Suite 120, Kenton, OH 43326

Telephone (419) 674-2219 or (800) 589-9128; Fax (419) 674-2272

E-mail: kentonvets@kenton.com

 

Contact:

Don Dunahue, Veteran Service Officer

 

Business Hours:

Monday – Friday (8:30 am – 4:00 pm)

 

Services:

·      Emergency financial assistance for basic needs

·      Assistance in obtaining state and federal benefits

·      Medical assistance for veterans only

·      Medical transport for veterans to VA medical facilities

 

Eligibility:

Honorably discharged veteran, spouse, or dependent child

 

Cost of Services:

No cost

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

File application with Veteran Service Office

 

Additional Remarks:

The office makes every effort to assist in all areas of need

 

Financed by:

County Real Estate taxes


 

HARDIN COUNTY VICTIM ASSISTANCE

Prosecutor’s Office

 One Courthouse Square, Suite 50, Kenton, OH 43326

Telephone (419) 674-2277; Fax (419) 674-4767

E-mail: hcva@kenton.com

 

Contact:

            Sharon Wells, Director

 

Business Hours:

            Monday - Friday (8:30 am - 4:00 pm)           

 

Services:

·      24 hour response to law enforcement and hospital requests for assistance.

·      Notification and explanation of court hearings.

·      Assistance with Victim impact Statement.

·      Court advocacy, escort and support.

·      Referrals to other agencies, if appropriate.

·      Assistance to victims of violent crime in applying for compensation with the Victims of Violent Crime Compensation Program.

 

Eligibility:

            Victims of crime.

 

Cost of Services:

            No cost.

 

Procedure to Obtain Services:

            Call or visit office.

 

Facility Accessibility:

            Handicapped accessible.