On this month's episode, the Greene County Commissioners invited members from the Blueprints Agency to talk about their services. Blueprints is a change agency that shapes futures by equipping and educating people to improve their lives.

Also discussed on this month's episode was the Greene County Thanks-For-Giving Community Day, which is a Health Human Services, seniors, veterans, and resource fair held at the Greene County Fairgrounds.

On this month's episode, the Greene County Commissioners invited Lauren Chambers from the Early Intervention Program to speak about their services, along with providing insight into the eagerly anticipated "Good Old-Fashioned Halloween Party". The Early Intervention Program provides developmental and educational services to Greene County children younger than three years old who have developmental delays.

On this month's episode, the Greene County Commissioners met with two representatives from Centerville Clinics to discuss the wide range of services they provide for our community.

Centerville Clinics is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), a non-profit community based health organization. An FQHC provides comprehensive primary care, dental and mental health services to people in all spectrums of their life. Centerville Clinics also assists patients to access specialty and hospital care services not available at the center.

On today's episode, the Greene County Commissioners met with a few representatives of Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern Pennsylvania to discuss the important works they do for our county.

The mission of Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern Pennsylvania is to increase awareness of domestic violence and its effect on the community, to empower those victimized by providing advocacy and safe and effective services, and to work for social change designed to eliminate domestic violence.

Domestic Violence Services of Southwestern Pennsylvania Guest Speakers: Lisa Hannum - CEO Megan Dunlevy Hegedus - CEO Designate Alexandra Brooks - Director of Prevention Cherish Diviney - Director of Community Outreach

On today's episode, the Greene County Commissioners answer some of your questions about the upcoming Wisecarver Recreation Area while onsite at the park!

Featuring guest speakers Jeremy Kelly (Greene County Planning & Community Development) and Bret Moore (Director of Parks & Recreation), they go into great detail about the future plans of the area, as well as lay out the processes by which the County is developing the park.

On this month's episode, the commissioners welcome Mark Krupa (Administrative Director) and Stacey Wheaton (Director of Practical Nursing Program) from the Greene County Career & Technology Center to discuss their nursing programs.

Greene County Career & Technology Center (GCCTC) is an educational facility founded in 1970 and located in southwest Pennsylvania, just off I-79. Offering 11 professional programs to high school and adult students from five local school districts, GCCTC has a program to match nearly every career and educational goal. Career-minded students can take advantage of important career training and employment opportunities offered through the school, as well as certifications offered in their program areas.

On this month's episode, we welcome Lisa Snider and Tiffany Stewart from the Greene County Conservation District to discuss the GRACE Program. Designed for both new and existing farmers, this program offers valuable technical assistance and cost-share options to promote soil and water conservation practices.

On this month's episode, the Greene County Commissioners met with Andrea Semenoff, Cheryl Voytek, and Beth Weaver from the Carmichaels Women's Civic Club, as well as Deneen Shrader from the Greene County Intellectual & Developmental Disability Program. During their discussion, they address the duties and responsibilities of each organization, as well as the services offered to the county's residents.