Putnam County Community Correction

The Bartholomew County Health Department in Columbus, Indiana, is dedicated to supporting the community in achieving healthy living through disease prevention, health education, and public health preparedness. The department is organized into four divisions: Environmental Health, Public Health Nursing, Public Health Preparedness, and Vital Records, each focusing on specific health-related services and programs. Through its Environmental Health division, the department addresses public health concerns by providing education, conducting inspections, and enforcing health regulations related to food safety, housing, and wastewater management. Additionally, the department collaborates with various agencies to manage hazardous materials and respond to environmental health issues, ensuring the well-being of Bartholomew County residents. Generated from the website

The Owen County Farmers Market (OCFM) in Spencer, IN, founded in 2008 and officially renamed in 2012, is dedicated to supporting local agriculture by providing a producer-only market where customers can connect directly with the farmers and artisans behind their food. The market serves as a vibrant community hub that emphasizes the importance of locally grown and produced goods, fostering a deeper appreciation for food culture, land, and environment. Managed by a team of dedicated volunteers and overseen by a Board Member Committee, the OCFM offers a diverse range of vendor items, including fresh produce, baked goods, meats, and artisan crafts. In addition to showcasing local products, the market hosts educational workshops, entertainment, and promotes community engagement, making it a dynamic and enriching experience for visitors. Generated from the website