Role: nonprofit outreach for housing, utilities, education, health, nutrition, youth employment, and transportation; geography: Belmont County with an office in St. Clairsville; cost/eligibility: programs are funded separately and may require documents, income screening, or open capacity; emergency limit: not 911 or emergency shelter dispatch. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Community Action Commission of Belmont County Outreach
Ask the outreach coordinator which current program fits the household's immediate need and what documents or appointment steps are required.
Role: local starting point for housing stabilization, utility assistance, nutrition, and transportation referrals; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: confirm current funding, income rules, documents, and wait time directly; emergency limit: a referral is not a guaranteed payment, shelter placement, or same-day response. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Community Action Housing and Utility Questions
Community Action lists housing and utility assistance among its programs. Ask what is open now before making a plan around a benefit or payment.
Role: county benefits pathway for Ohio Works First, SNAP, medical assistance, and subsidized child care; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: eligibility and verification rules apply and processing may take time; emergency limit: benefits screening is not emergency medical care, fire response, or immediate housing placement. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Job and Family Services Public Assistance
Use Belmont County JFS for public-benefit questions and ask which application route fits the household's current circumstances.
Role: county instructions for applying for cash, food, and medical assistance including Medicaid; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: JFS says applications may take up to 30 days and require verification documents; emergency limit: do not wait for benefits processing during an immediate safety or medical emergency. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Benefits Application Steps
Review the county's application instructions before submitting documents, and ask JFS what to do if a household cannot safely complete the process online.
Role: county-government front door and countywide service-navigation contact; geography: Belmont County courthouse and departments in St. Clairsville; cost/eligibility: each office sets its own process, fees, and jurisdiction; emergency limit: county administration is not emergency dispatch or a clinical provider. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Commissioners
Use the commissioners' office when you are unsure which county department handles a government, public-records, or county-service question.
Role: county department directory for public works, building, records, sheriff, health, and other government contacts; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: jurisdiction, permits, inspections, and fees depend on the address and department; emergency limit: a directory does not provide emergency response or determine whether a home is safe. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Department Directory
Start here when the question involves county code, records, inspections, public works, or another government function and the right office is unclear.
Role: public-health services including environmental health, public-health nuisances, sewage, lead, medical resources, WIC, and prevention; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: some services have appointments, fees, or program criteria that must be confirmed; emergency limit: public-health programs do not replace 911, EMS, or a clinical emergency evaluation. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Health Department Services
Review the service list for the most relevant public-health pathway, especially when sanitation, pests, water, sewage, lead, or a health nuisance may be involved.
Role: county health department links to commissioners, GIS, sheriff, 911, community action, and public-health partners; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: linked agencies set their own intake and service rules; emergency limit: links are navigation aids, not a substitute for emergency dispatch or a safety assessment. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Health Department Resource Links
Use this page to cross-check county contacts and locate public-health or community partners without assuming that one agency handles every part of a situation.
Role: public behavioral-health resource and community-care planning pathway; geography: Belmont, Harrison, and Monroe Counties; cost/eligibility: providers and programs set their own insurance, referral, and capacity rules; emergency limit: community resources do not guarantee crisis response or an appointment. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Mental Health and Recovery Board Community Resources
Use the board's community-resources area for behavioral-health, recovery, and support navigation, then confirm the current provider pathway directly.
Role: regional housing, shelter, food, transportation, and support directory; geography: Belmont County and surrounding Region 7 service area; cost/eligibility: the guide lists program-specific eligibility and availability that must be confirmed; emergency limit: a directory does not guarantee an open shelter bed, funding, or same-day placement. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Region 7 Continuum of Care Belmont Resource Guide
Use the Belmont County section for shelter, domestic-violence safety, housing, and other practical leads. The PDF is a reference, so verify every phone number and current opening directly.
Role: free confidential navigator for food, housing, utilities, health care, and financial help; geography: Ohio with county-specific referrals; cost/eligibility: referred agencies set their own eligibility, documents, and capacity; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger and 988 for emotional crisis. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Ohio 211 Housing, Food, and Utility Navigation
Call 2-1-1 or 1-888-OHIO-211 and explain the immediate problem, the address, and any barriers such as transportation or missing documents.
Role: state map for community-action and energy-assistance providers; geography: Ohio, including Belmont County; cost/eligibility: HEAP, PIPP, crisis programs, and local providers apply their own seasonal rules and documents; emergency limit: the map is not emergency dispatch and does not restore utilities instantly. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Ohio Energy and Community Assistance Map
Use the state provider map to confirm the current Belmont County energy-assistance provider before relying on a seasonal utility program.
Role: city contact for municipal utilities, billing, and city operations; geography: City of St. Clairsville only; cost/eligibility: utility rules, account responsibility, outages, and billing questions depend on the address and account; emergency limit: utility staff do not replace 911 or emergency repair services. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
St. Clairsville City Utilities and Contact Routing
The city directs utility outages to 740-695-1410 and general questions to City Hall. Confirm whether the home is inside city limits before relying on city rules.
Role: practical disposal and recycling information for some household materials; geography: Belmont County locations and nearby Richland Township; cost/eligibility: accepted materials, dates, fees, and vehicle limits must be confirmed before hauling; emergency limit: disposal guidance does not make a home safe or authorize entry into an unsafe structure. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Recycling and Cleanup Leads
Review local recycling and cleanup information before moving appliances, furniture, tires, bedding, or other materials. Ask about current event dates and accepted items.
Role: private waste-transfer and disposal service; geography: St. Clairsville and eastern Ohio; cost/eligibility: hours, accepted materials, rates, and account rules must be confirmed with the operator; emergency limit: a transfer station is not a cleanup crew, fire inspector, or emergency service, and listing it is not an endorsement. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
St. Clairsville Transfer Station
Use the published location as a practical disposal lead only after confirming current hours, material rules, pricing, transportation, and whether the load can be safely moved.
Role: regional housing and shelter reference including public-housing, homeless-prevention, and emergency-shelter leads; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: each housing program sets income, documentation, waitlist, and safety rules; emergency limit: a reference list does not guarantee an available unit, shelter bed, or placement. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Housing and Shelter Reference
Use the housing section of the regional guide to identify a possible lead, then call the agency or 211 to confirm current availability and eligibility.
Role: court-published guide to adult protective services, elder abuse, legal, and safety resources; geography: Belmont County; cost/eligibility: agencies determine screening, services, and legal eligibility; emergency limit: call 911 for immediate danger and do not treat a guide as a finding that abuse occurred. | St. Clairsville and Belmont County resource
Belmont County Elder-Justice Resource Guide
Use the Belmont County guide to compare APS, crisis, and elder-justice contacts when self-neglect, exploitation, or caregiver concerns are present.