March 5, 2025
On Wednesday March 5th, The Perry County Board of Commissioners presented 5 mobile AED (Automated External Defibrillator) units to the Perry County Sheriff’s Department.
These units will be deployed with the Perry County road deputies so when they are needed for emergency response they can reduce critical response time during a cardiac arrest.
These AED’s are GPS enabled and are a crucial tool that can be deployed to save lives in the time of need.
Thanks to the OneOhio funding available for emergency response, these AEDs will become more readily available all across Perry County to reduce response times when seconds matter the most.
Sunday, March 16, 2025 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Corning-Monroe Civic Center
115 S. Corning Ave, Corning, Ohio
Brain Tanning, the art of using the animal’s organs and smoke to transform its skin into leather, has been practiced by humans around the world. Learn the foundations of this ancient art from Talcon Quinn, who has practiced this artform for over 20 years.
This “teaser” condenses all steps of the +16 hour process into one day. Stop in for an hour, or stay for the full day. Find more information on our Facebook event. Wear warm, work clothes that can get dirty.
Thanks to a grant from the Ohio Arts Council, this program is free and hosted by the Perry County Park District.
Woodcocks are funky birds with awesome mating displays! Come check them out on Monday, March 17, 2025 at 6:15 PM at the Ludowici Community Foundation Park (405 Black Gold Rd, New Lexington) Please dress for the weather and wear footwear for muddy/wet trails. Contact Jessie Bennet of the Perry County Park District for more information.… Continue Reading Home
Perry County Commissioners Ben Carpenter, Scott Owen and Chase Bennett meet to hear reports and requests on county business every Wednesday at 9:00 AM.
If you’d like to bring business before the Board, please contact the Commissioners office at (740) 342-2045 to request time on the agenda. The agenda is finalized by noon the preceding Tuesday.
Join the Perry County Board of Developmental Disabilities for Walking Wednesdays! Beginning in March Time: 12:00 P.M. Starting / Ending Location: PCBDD 601 Senior Drive, New Lexington 1 mile accessible route. Walks will take place as long as the weather cooperates. Download Flyer