Whether you’re looking for services for yourself or a family member, or you have a question about the levy — we’re here.
For current hours, call (419) 651-3760 or visit ashlandcbdd.org.
The Ashland County Board of Developmental Disabilities serves individuals with developmental disabilities in Ashland County. Services are available across every stage of life — from birth through adulthood — through programs including Early Intervention, Dale-Roy School, Transition services, adult day programs, Service & Support Administration, and Home Visiting.
The best first step is to call us. A Board team member can help you understand whether your family member may qualify, what services might be available, and what the next steps look like.
The Board serves Ashland County residents with developmental disabilities, from birth through adulthood. Eligibility varies by program and age. The best first step is to call — a Board team member can help determine which programs may be a good fit for your family.
A Board team member will talk with you about the situation, help identify which services may be relevant, and walk you through next steps. You do not need to have all the answers before you call — that is what the call is for.
If you have questions about the levy — what it costs, what it funds, or how it works — the Levy Facts page has plain-language answers for every common question.
Board staff can also answer factual questions about the levy.
The fastest way to reach us is by phone or through the Board’s official website.
Ashland County Board of Developmental Disabilities
1256 S. Center Street
Ashland, OH 44805
For more information about the Ashland County Board of Developmental Disabilities, visit the Board’s official website at ashlandcbdd.org. The Board’s website includes program details, staff contacts, news, and additional resources for families.