A child in the custody of Scioto County Job and Family Services (JFS) was rushed to the hospital after spending the night in the agency’s lobby—another reminder of the urgent need for an emergency housing solution. Around 3 a.m., an employee at the JFS Court Street offices called 911, reporting issues with the juvenile. Emergency […]
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