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The Putnam County Community Improvement Corporation (PCCIC) is dedicated to advancing, encouraging, and promoting commercial, industrial, and economic development in Putnam County, Ohio. With a focus on building capacity, market analysis, and leadership development, PCCIC works to attract businesses and investments to the area, resulting in significant capital investments and business retention and expansion. Through their efforts, PCCIC has successfully facilitated the opening of new businesses, such as Uptown Fitness in Kalida, and supported the transition of new mayors taking office in Putnam County. Additionally, the organization collaborates with the Workforce Partnership of Putnam County to prepare, connect, and grow a highly skilled workforce, ensuring the county remains a prime location for business success.Generated from the website

Putnam County Co-op Extension, part of The Ohio State University, focuses on enhancing the quality of life in the community through various programs in agriculture, youth development, and family and consumer sciences. They engage with individuals of all ages, from children to adults, to foster better lives, businesses, and communities in Ohio. With a strong emphasis on 4-H youth development, agriculture and natural resources, and community development, Putnam County Co-op Extension offers resources such as newsletters, educational events, and volunteer opportunities. Their initiatives aim to connect local residents with essential knowledge and support to address real-world challenges in agriculture and beyond. Generated from the website

The Putnam County Council on Aging, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a wide range of services and support to senior citizens aged 60 and above in Putnam County, Ohio. Their services include home assessments, educational workshops, medical equipment loan, transportation, and virtual programs, among others, all aimed at helping seniors live independently in their own homes for as long as possible. With a friendly and dedicated staff, the Council on Aging strives to improve the quality of life for senior citizens in Putnam County. They are funded through a combination of local support, including a levy passed by voters, as well as donations from churches, individuals, businesses, and organizations. State and federal funds also contribute to their overall budget.Generated from the website