Government Offices

Located in the heart of Circleville, OH, Pickaway Township Trustees serves as the hub of local governance. This city government office stands as a pillar of community organization, dedicated to addressing the needs and concerns of residents in a dynamic and efficient manner. The Trustees play a crucial role in overseeing public services, maintaining infrastructure, and upholding the values of transparency and accountability. At Pickaway Township Trustees, residents can engage with their elected officials, voice their opinions, and participate in shaping the future of their community. This bustling office is where decisions are made, policies are enacted, and resources are allocated to ensure the well-being of all citizens. Whether it's addressing public safety, managing public spaces, or fostering economic development, the Trustees work tirelessly to create a thriving and inclusive environment for all who call Circleville home. Generated using this place's available information

The Pickaway County Educational Service Center, earlier known as the Pickaway County Board of Education offers a range of home education and background checking services. Established in 1914, the center provides occupational therapy, psychology and career development solutions. It supports the English as a Second Language program. The Pickaway County Educational Service Center provides identification, transportation, testing and testing services. The center operates the Virtual Learning Academy, which provides online learning opportunities for students in grades 2 through 12. It provides educational opportunities for students with learning difficulties. The Pickaway County Educational Service Center serves local school districts and families in Pickaway County in Ohio.

Pickaway County Hands for Disabled is a community-focused organization dedicated to providing fun and family-friendly programs and events in Circleville, OH. Their park district offers a variety of activities such as birdwatching, biking trails, water access for canoeing and kayaking, playgrounds, fishing, and fitness opportunities. The park district recently relocated their headquarters to the former Cooks Creek Golf Course club house, signaling a new chapter in their mission to create, preserve, and manage parks, trails, and natural areas for the community. They are actively engaging with the public to shape the future of their 25-acre site adjacent to the Appalachia Ohio Alliance's Genevieve Jones Preserve, with plans to develop it into the future Park Headquarters.Generated from the website