Community Partnerships
Fayette County Public Health participates in the following councils, coalitions, and committees.
- Adena Fayette Medical Center Community Council
- Ambulatory Advisory Committee
- Central Ohio Public Information Network (COPIN)
- Central Ohio Region Executive Committee
- Central Ohio Region Public Health Workgroups
- Children Offered Resources Early (CORE) Early Childhood Collaborative Council
- Commission on Aging Board
- Community Action Commission Board
- FAITH in Recovery
- Fayette County Prevention Coalition
- Community Health Fair & Family Fun Day Committee
- Diabetes Association
- Extension Office Advisory Board
- Fayette County Child Fatality Review Board
- Fayette County Community Health Alliance
- Fayette County Continuum of Care
- Fayette County Emergency Management Agency
- Fayette County Family and Children First Council
- Fayette County Farm Field Day
- Fayette County Suicide Prevention Coalition
- Greene County Smoke-Free Coalition
- Head Start
- Interagency Council
- Litter Prevention and Recycling
- Local Emergency Planning Committee
- Ohio & National Environmental Health Association
- Ohio Department of Health
- Ohio Association of Health Commissioners
- Ohio Public Health Association
- Ohio Valley Regional Planning Commission
- Seton Hall
- Society for Disabled
- Solid Waste District Policy Council
- State WIC Directors’ Association
- State HMG Directors Association
- United Way of Fayette County
- Washington Fire Department
- YMCA Board of Directors
Child Fatality Review Board
The Fayette County Child Review Board meets annually to review deaths of persons 17 and under. County Child Review Boards were created to decrease the incidence of preventable deaths by promoting cooperation between groups that serve children. In our county, the Fayette County Health Commissioner is the chairman of the Board. The Fayette County Coroner, Director of Children Services, Deputy Coroner, Fayette County Sheriff, Paint Valley ADAMH Board Executive Director, and a Public Health Representative meet annually to discuss any deaths of children 17 and under. The Board makes recommendations on how some deaths could be prevented by public education and working with other agencies that serve children.