Franklin County Treasurer's Office

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The Franklin County Treasurer's Office welcomes our new colleague, Vishesh Ahuja. Vishesh is an intern who joins our staff from Olentangy High School. We are excited to have him on our team.

"Continuous improvement ... building on the best."

Hilltop Bean Dinner 2024

The festival is an 80 year old tradition being held every June in Columbus’ Westgate Park.

Come and join the Franklin County Treasurer’s Office at the Hilltop Bean Dinner!

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Support the Franklin County Treasurer's Office Clothing & Supply Drive!

Please support the Maryhaven Men’s Unit drive for men’s hygiene products, socks, underwear, and clothing.

June 18 - June 28, 2024.

Items can be dropped off at the Treasurer’s Office • 373 S. High Street • 17th Floor.

Questions, contact Brian Winston at 614-525-7592.

Thank you for your support!!

Franklin County Treasurer’s Office and volunteers walking to celebrate Pride with the City of Columbus' annual Pride Parade. Where all can take Pride in every step! Stonewall Columbus Pride Festival and March

Every Resident Every Day; Continuous Improvement, Building on the Best.

June is PTSD Awareness Month, and it’s important to shed light on the silent struggles our veterans may face. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can have a profound impact on their lives, often leaving them feeling isolated alone, and forgotten. Some symptoms of PTSD include nightmares, flashbacks, avoidance of triggers, anxiety, and depression. So, how can you help?
� Educate yourself: Learn about PTSD and its symptoms to better understand what our veterans may be going through. Knowledge empowers us to offer support without judgment.
� Be a compassionate listener: Create a safe space for veterans to express their feelings. Often, just having someone who will genuinely listen can make a significant difference.
� Encourage professional help: Mental health professionals can provide specialized care and therapies to assist them on their healing journey.
� Spread awareness: Share this post and other resources to raise awareness about PTSD. Together, we can break the silence surrounding this mental health condition and foster a more compassionate society.
Let’s honor our veteran heroes by extending a helping hand and ensuring they know they are not alone in their struggle.

Franklin County Public Health is looking for community member participants who are not organizationally affiliated with FCPH or its partners to participate in their upcoming Community Conversations about health in Franklin County.

Interested?! Fill out the brief survey below and if selected, FCPH will contact you further.

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The Franklin County Treasurer's Office welcomes our new colleagues. Roland Rowe, a Senior at North Carolina A&T University, and Simone Potts, a Junior at Howard University join our staff as summer interns. We are very excited to have them on our team.

"Continuous improvement ... building on the best."

Franklin County Treasurer Cheryl Brooks Sullivan hosted Betsy Goldstein at the Franklin County Courthouse this morning. Members of the audience came from as far as Detroit, Michigan and Cleveland, Ohio to hear Ms. Goldstein’s presentation on The Impact of Mega Projects in Central Ohio.

With nearly two decades of experience in the building industry, Betsy Goldstein, Founder and CEO of Betsy Goldstein Consulting has made a career of community engagement and connecting people together in partnerships to create the most effective outcomes. After learning, early about the Intel project, Betsy met with various elected officials, community stakeholders, and business leaders while researching the Intel impact in other cities. In the past year she has shared her presentations more than 200 times, helping various organizations, communities, firms, and nonprofits prepare for Central Ohio’s once in a lifetime transformation

Happy Birthday to the Franklin County Treasurer Cheryl Brooks Sullivan!

The Franklin County Treasurer’s Office is back at the Ohio Black Expo again today!