population. The Delta School System recently received $2.5 million for career readiness initiatives, and the Four County Career Center invested $14 million in vocational training programs. “Investing in workforce readiness is essential for sustaining our economic growth,” Gilroy observes, emphasizing the importance of skilled labor to support the country’s industries. Healthcare plays a significant role in the county’s future, with the Fulton County Health Center (FCHC) remaining one of the few independent hospitals in Ohio. FCHC recently expanded its services with a cardiovascular wing and heart catheter lab, making life-saving care more accessible to residents. Dennis Kennedy, County Administrator, notes,“Having a wellequipped, independent hospital like FCHC right here is invaluable for our residents.” Additionally, Sarah’s Garden offers hyperbaric oxygen therapy to children with autism, drawing families from across the country who are seeking specialized care. This unique facility complements FCHC’s services, further solidifying Fulton County’s 130 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 05, ISSUE 12
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