The Public Health Service Council of Ohio (PHSCO) offers various emergency planning services that promote readiness and flexibility in both your personal and professional life.
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Resources and Updates
Coming Soon!
PHSCO is always looking for more ways to help the community.
Here are some future services to look forward to: Hazard & Risk Assessment, Safety Planning, Training & Education, Emergency Readiness Review, Quality Improvement Planning, & Data Collection.
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What does an Emergency Planner do?Emergency Planners are specialists in developing plans, policies, guidance, training, education, communications, & operational capacity. These individuals are project managers that help design exercises & support responses, provide grant assistance, and coordinate emergency readiness activities.
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What does PHSCO stand for?Public Health Services Council of Ohio. ​ Learn more in our About Us section.
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What is a council of government (COG)?Councils of Governments (COGs) are organizations that represent member local governments (like counties). As a whole, COGs provide support to their members by providing services and assistance. Services offered are determined by the COG and members, and can relate to concerns found in many locations. ​ Learn more on the Ohio Auditor's website.
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How many health departments are part of PHSCO?As of January 2022, there are five health departments that are an active part of PHSCO.
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Can I join PHSCO?Yes. Look at our Careers section if you would like to view current open positions. Contact Us if you would like to know more about joining as a health department.