Board authorizes JFS transfers, hears SNAP error‑rate and child‑welfare caseload update
Pickaway County commissioners delegated transfer authority to the Job & Family Services director for state child‑family allocations, adopted an income‑maintenance plan, and heard JFS Director Nick Tatman report staffing changes, caseloads (91 children served; 22 in placement), and a statewide SNAP error rate of 5.77%.
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The Pickaway County Board of Commissioners on June 16 adopted Resolution PC‑061626‑42 authorizing Nicholas (Nick) Tatman, Director of Job and Family Services (JFS), to transfer Child, Family and Adult Community and Protective Services allocations from the Public Assistance Fund into the Child Support Enforcement Fund or Public Children Services Fund for calendar 2026 as allowed under cited Ohio administrative and statutory provisions. Commissioners followed with Resolution PC‑061626‑43 delegating authority for Income Maintenance allocations to meet Title IV‑D matching requirements.
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