Provides a toll-free National Contact Center with specially-trained staff to answer questions about the federal government and everyday consumer issues.

Provides directory assistance and basic information regarding State of Ohio government offices and services.

Program provides customer service to answer questions regarding the status of case; inform client of date and time of scheduled appointment; inform client of date that benefits were issued; send out any necessary forms; arrange and schedule appointments for most units; and accepts all changes reported.

Provides a 24/7 City of Toledo's customer service. Representatives assist residents with answering general inquiries and intakes service requests for city services.

Provides general assistance and information for victims including child exploitation, human trafficking, local resources, and more. Serves as a streamlined access point for victims to report abuse in ICE detention centers, information on detainee’s or inmate’s custody status or case outcome, and provides general assistance and information to victims. -Detention Reporting and Information Line (DRIL) -Victim Notification System Access -Victim Assistance Support

The Ohio Federal Employees Impacted by Shutdown hotline is designed for federal workers, both furloughed and deemed essential, as well as contracted, impacted by the current government shutdown who live in the 3rd, 12th and 15th central Ohio congressional districts. Affected workers can call with help obtaining approval to file for unemployment or seek outside employment as well as information on certain publicly available resources for those affected by the shutdown, such as accommodations offered by major community banks.

Provides information on federal agencies, programs, benefits, and services as well as consumer information. Covers topics such as government grant funding, federal jobs, passports and visas, Social security, birth certificates, Medicare and Medicaid, taxes, veterans benefits, identity theft, employment issues, places to authenticate documents, federal, state, local, and tribal governments resources, health, education and nutrition.

311 is a non-emergency phone number that people can call in many cities to find information about services, make complaints, or report problems like graffiti or road damage.

Provides information about federal programs, benefits, or services. Topics include: - Complaints. - Disability Services. - Disasters and Emergencies. - Education. - Government Benefits. - Health. - Housing Help. - Immigration and Citizenship. - Jobs, Labor Laws, and Unemployment. - Laws and Legal Issues. - Military and Veterans. - Money and Credit. - Scams and Frauds. - Small Business. - Taxes. - Travel. - Voting and Elections. - The U.S. and its government.

Provides information and referral for city of dayton services.

Serves as the entry point for many City of Akron services including animal control, potholes, snow control, trash collection, leaf pick up, reporting vacant properties, sidewalk repair, and general complaints.

Provides basic information regarding State of Ohio government offices and services.

Provides information about state government offices and services. Assists callers in locating the offices they need.

Provides information on city government offices, services and available resources in the community. City service requests can also be made. If necessary, calls can be transferred to the mayor's office or appropriate department.

Provides automated system that connects callers with the different services that the city of Port Clinton provides.

Provides a phone number and an online app that track Santa’s yuletide journey around the globe. Some of the activities on the NORAD Tracks Santa app include stories and games.