bookmark_borderMontgomery County Health Department Strategic Plan

In September 2014 the Montgomery County Health Department began a process to develop a strategic plan to guide the organization during the next three years. To ensure the process resulted in a comprehensive plan it incorporated the evaluation of national trends expected to impact the provision of public health services, an analysis of the local dynamics and health needs of Montgomery County, and
an assessment of MCHD’s own capabilities and vulnerabilities as it relates to its ability to fulfill its mission.
These assessments were completed and reviewed during the course of a nine month timeline that included multiple meetings and culminated with completion of the MCHD 2015-2018 Strategic Plan in May 2015. The pages that follow summarize the major points of the process and associated information.

bookmark_borderArrests Made in Upper Merion Prostitution Sting

Arrests Made in Upper Merion Prostitution Sting:
Wellington Bravo
Richard Bruno Jr.
Joseph Dalesandro
Adam Lewis Goldin
Johnny R. Parker
Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman and Upper Merion Township Chief Thomas Nolan announce the arrests of Wellington Bravo, Richard Bruno Jr., Joseph Dalesandro, Adam Lewis Goldin, and Johnny R. Parker for Patronizing Prostitutes.
District Attorney Ferman and Chief Nolan announced a joint law enforcement initiative aimed at investigating and prosecuting individuals committing crimes related to human trafficking and the commercial sex trade in Montgomery County, specifically in local hotels.

bookmark_borderWhat You Don't Know About Financial Aid

Wednesday, February 13, 2013
12:30pm until 1:20pm

POTTSTOWN, PA — Montgomery County Community College’s West Campus Speaker Series will present a talk on “Things You Don’t Know About Financial Aid” in the South Hall Community Room, 101 College Drive, Pottstown. Holly Parker from MCCC’s Financial Aid Office will provide a basic overview of financial aid, including:

the impact of being a No Show in a class or withdrawing from a class;
types of loan debt that students accrue;
how students can get credit to pay for books;
how students can borrow books until their financial aid comes through;
types of financial aid;
how to apply for scholarships

The presentation is free and is open to the public and will include time for Q & A.