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Montgomery County Job Center to reopen Monday after technical issues cause closure

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DAYTON — UPDATE:

The Montgomery County Job Center will reopen Monday after technical issues caused it to close Friday.

The state of Ohio has resolved technical issues that impacted Friday’s operations for the Job and Family Services, according to a media release.

This means the Self-Service Portal is back online and available for Family Assistance clients to access ssp.benefits.ohio.gov.

The Child Support Customer Service Portal is also back online.

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INITIAL REPORT:

A technical issue is causing problems at the Montgomery County Job Center.

The center closed today due to the issues, which a spokesperson for the Job Center said are at the state level.

“These technical issues are also affecting online portions of Ohio’s Family Assistance Division and the Child Support Enforcement Agency, including the Self-Service Portal, the Child Support Customer Service Portal and all online chat,” the spokesperson said.


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