OSU Extension, Family & Children First and sheriff give routine updates; bids opened for two flood-elevation projects
OSU Extension briefed commissioners on programs and grants, Family & Children First presented its 2024 annual report, the sheriff reported on housing and infrastructure needs, and bids were opened for two flood hazard mitigation/home-elevation projects; staff will review bids and return with recommendations.
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At 10:30 a.m., an OSU Extension representative provided a bi-monthly update covering a range of extension activities: restructuring, virtual Tai Chi sessions, Financial Literacy and SNAP-Ed programs, a healthy community grant coordinated with the Health Department, upcoming FCS teacher in-service, Happy Hive program participation, robotics club activity in Genoa, volunteer and camp counselor training, and involvement in regional STEM events and conferences.
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