Overview:
About Us
Our Organization
The Clark County Family and Children First Council is a regional council of governments. The powers of the Council can be found in its Agreement of Articles and are based on Ohio Revised Code Section 167. The duties of the Council are also found in the Agreement and are based on Ohio Revised Code Section 121.37
Our Purpose
The Clark County Family and Children First Council formed in 1994 in response to then Governor George Voinovich’s establishment of the Ohio Family and Children First (OFCF) Initiative. For more information about OFCF visit the Initiative’s website: http://www.fcf.ohio.gov/. On that site can be found a one page summary of the statewide OFCF Initiative and the role of local Family and Children First Councils.
View the statewide organization website for Ohio Family and Children First.
Why do Family and Children First Councils exist?
What do family and children first councils do?
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Our Members
Membership of the Clark County Family and Children First Council as a regional council of governments includes the parties to its Agreement of Articles and other political subdivisions that enter into the Agreement or are admitted to membership.
Each Member has the right to vote. The Members authorize the Executive Committee to exercise all of the rights and privileges of the Board of Trustees regarding the management and operation of the Council.
Members exercise Reserved Powers as outlined in Section 23 of the Agreement of Articles.
The Clark County Family and Children First Council is a regional council of governments. The powers of the Council can be found in its Agreement of Articles and are based on Ohio Revised Code Section 167.