HCBDD

About Us

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Who We Are

Help is Our Main Goal

The Huron County Board of Developmental Disabilities (HCBDD) is the primary agency supporting people with developmental disabilities in our county.

While you may not recognize our official name, you likely know us as Christie Lane, a name rooted in our history with Christie Lane Industries and Christie Lane School. The name has changed, but our mission remains the same.

In 2016, following a CMS mandate, HCBDD privatized its workshop, where many adults once learned job skills and participated in meaningful activities.

Today, those services continue through CLI and other local providers, funded by local property tax dollars, a vital investment in helping people with developmental disabilities live, learn, and work in their communities.

Our mission is to empower people with disabilities to lead self-directed lives and reach their full potential as valued members of the community.

Each year, we support children, adults, and families in overcoming barriers, embracing new challenges, and celebrating the belief that everyone has a unique gift to share.

HCBDD

Board Members

Skip Wilde
Vice President
Jill Nolan
Member
Brad Mesenburg
Member
Sarah Englet
President
Dr. Elizabeth Olds
Member
Summer Braddock
Member
Marty Parsons
Recording Secretary

Our Board

** Board Meetings: Third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm

Follow the Funding Funnel

Your Support Makes a Difference

Funding for developmental disability services in Huron County is a shared responsibility between federal and local sources, working together to support people at every stage of life.

These combined resources ensure that individuals with developmental disabilities have access to essential programs, from early intervention and education to employment and community living supports.

The message is simple — when we invest in people, we strengthen our entire community by helping every individual live, learn, work, and thrive close to home.

HCBDD

Meet our Team

Administration & Business Office

Kari Smith
Superintendent
Angie Farris
Early Intervention Manager
June Ginther
SSA Director
Julie Herrig
Director of Compliance and Community Relations
Robin Hunt
SSA Manager
Melissa Murphy
Community Outreach Coordinator
Eric Neuberger
Director of Facilities and Individual Supports
Jaimie Perry
Community Integration Manager
Beth Schanke
Director of Human Resources
Andy Swaisgood
Service Excellence and Training Specialist
Julie Tyler
Director of Finance and Operations
Korry King
Facilities Specialist
Marlie Tanzillo
Administrative Assistant
Barbara Wrabel
Intake & Eligibility Specialist

Service & Support Administration

June Ginther
SSA Director
Robin Hunt
SSA Manager
Connie Bower
SSA Lead
Stephanie Carmack
Investigative Agent
Kaylee Cottom
Transition SSA
Kat Eisenhower
SSA
Chelsea Fuller
Quality Assurance Specialist
Sarah Galloway
SSA
Bri Lynn
Transition SSA
Lauren McCurdy
SSA
Shanel Melendez
SSA
Janine Smith
Transition SSA
Olivia Van Dresser
SSA

Project LIFE

Jen Swicker
Project LIFE Skills Trainer
Amy Rakosky
Project LIFE Skills Trainer
Marcia Smith
Project LIFE Instructor

Community Integration & Self-Advocacy

Jaimie Perry
Community Integration Manager
Rebecca Riley
Community Integration Specialist/Recreation

Services for Children

Early Childhood

Early Intervention

Angie Farris
Early Intervention Manager
Rylee Gessling
Early Intervention Coordinator
Amy Hurst
Developmental Specialist
Valarie Johnson
Developmental Specialist
Becky Sharp
Early Intervention Coordinator
Amanda Sprowl
Early Intervention Coordinator
Mascie Meyer
Early Intervention Coordinator
Help Me Grow

Home Visitors

Margie Shambre
HMG Home Visitor
Christe Lane

Christie Lane School

​Alysa Dublo
Teacher Aide
​​Kris Dublo
Teacher Aide
​Cis Ehrman
Teacher Aide
Julee Gross
Receptionist
Nick Hansberger
Receptionist
Susan Frausto Morris
Teacher
​Ashley Payne
Receptionist
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Home Visiting Update

The Huron County Board of Developmental Disabilities has ended its Home Visiting Program.

Families interested in home visiting services are encouraged to contact Neighborhood Alliance, which provides home visiting services and support to eligible families in our community.

We are grateful to the families who participated in our Home Visiting Program over the years and to the staff who helped make the program a valuable resource for families throughout Huron County.

For information about available home visiting services or to learn how to get started, please contact Neighborhood Alliance.