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How we are reacting to COVID-19 (coronavirus)
Updated Friday, March 20
Effective Monday, March 23, the Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities will close our buildings at both sites: the Liberty Fairfield Office and the Janet Clemmons Center. This closure should not have a major impact on the services and supports we provide to the community. The roll-out of this closure occurred in steps over the course of a week. This was done in order to maintain the highest level of support. We are confident that the measures we are taking will reduce risks for both our staff and the community we serve. At the same time, our measures have allowed us to continue offering the majority of our supports without interruption.
We want you to know, we are here for you. If you are struggling during this time, please connect with your SSA or primary service provider. If you are lonely, if you need help securing basic needs, if you need help understanding what is going on or how we’ll continue to be here for you; please reach out.
If you do not have access to an SSA or PSP, you can call 513-785-2800 Monday - Friday from 8:00 - 4:00.
If you have an emergency and it is not during our hours of operation, please call 513-867-5913.
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