Library representatives and county offices report increased activity; public works delays rock application
Library representatives thanked the Board for Rural Basic Fund contributions and reported increased usage in Harlan; the Environmental Health director said the office is busy with passports and that Shelby County is eligible for roughly $50,000 in well-plugging work; Secondary Roads reported replenished rock piles but delayed application because of weather risks.
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Representatives from the Harlan, Elk Horn and Irwin library boards addressed the Shelby County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 20 to thank the county for contributions from the Rural Basic Fund.
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