Communications

Kiah Hartcourt is a homeschool graduate from Mt. Orab, Ohio. The Brown County Board of Developmental Disabilities referred her to OOD in October 2016. Kiah had recently turned 16 and was looking for independence and responsibility when she landed a job at Kroger.

The OOD Office of Communication catches up with Chris Dille, OOD Office Professional 2, for some Q & A.

If you have a disability, can work, and want to work, reach out to OOD today. Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors can help you explore your options, whether you desire to work right away or when the coronavirus pandemic subsides.

OOD's Division of Information Technology (IT) has been key to preparing OOD for the quick pivot to a telework environment to continue to serve individuals with disabilities.

Marla Berkowitz, the now-beloved interpreter at Governor DeWine’s press briefings, sent a message back to fan Jacoby on the OOD Facebook page.