Community Solutions Hub

Thinking about adding a useful data snapshot to your next report or slide deck? Learn how to use the information on the Community Solutions Hub to illustrate needs and opportunities!

Community Solutions Hub — Report Builder Overview This video gives a brief explanation on what the Report Builder is and how to use it. For more information please visit our Help Center: https://help.healthy...

You can always get core measures of public safety on our dashboard. Interested in accessing more granular state data around public safety? Check out where Washington County stacks up against others across the State from the Governors Office of Crime Prevention and Policy:

gocpp.maryland.gov

Register today for this in-person session at the new Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine, and learn how you can use local data to support your everyday work! Meritus Health Maryland Governor’s Office For Children

Fun facts for your holiday season!

Data inspired? Data informed? Data driven? There are many paths to travel: We provide you the resources!

Data-Driven vs. Data-Informed: Choosing the Right Approach Explore the differences between data-driven, data-informed, and data-inspired approaches. Gain insights into how each methodology impacts decision-making.

Check out the initial metrics for the ENOUGH program through Clear Impact here!

South End, Hagerstown - ENOUGH Scorecard Launched and administered by the Governor’s Office for Children, Maryland’s ENOUGH Initiative aims to reduce the number of children living in poverty through community-led, government-supported solutions. The initiative addresses the root causes of poverty in specific neighborhoods that have bee...

We're excited to partner with the ENOUGH act and the Maryland Governors Office for Children to display neighborhood level data, and targeted efforts occurring to combat child poverty in the South End of Hagerstown. Stay tuned in August to see a Results Based Accountability scorecard reflecting efforts and outcomes in the ENOUGH network!

Data in action!

📊 Washington County Overdose Data | March 2024 – February 2025
According to the Maryland Department of Health’s Overdose Data Portal:

🔴 48 total overdose deaths
💊 41 deaths involved any opioids
⚠️ 30 were related to fentanyl

🧬 Substances involved:

Opioid-related total: 41

Fentanyl: 30

Prescription opioids: 15

Alcohol: 10

📍 Highest overdose death occurrences are concentrated in specific ZIP codes within Washington County.

👥 Disparities by race and s*x:

Male deaths: 34

Female deaths: 14

NH Black males: 11

NH White males: 23

📉 From 2023 to 2024, Washington County saw a 47.3% decrease in total overdose deaths — a significant decline that shows progress, but there is still work to do.

🛑 Every life lost is one too many. Let’s continue to work together to promote harm reduction, support recovery, and save lives.

Data remains a powerful tool to communicate facts and needs to potential funders, both public and private. Tell your story!

How One Data Dashboard Helps Small Cities Leverage Federal Funding Co-authored by Lacy Glencora Loftin, Grant Navigator, National League of Citites In many communities, decades of underinvestment in federal workforce development programs…

Last call for providing local feedback to the Washington County Community Health Needs Assessment! It takes only 10 minutes. Survey closes at the end of the day Friday:
https://healthywashco.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_37wCDIZFtOetsXQ

Join us on November 12th at 3:00 p.m. for an overview of the Community Solutions Hub! Conduent Meritus Health
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89542757811