Public commenter raises stop-sign concern; health department asks Adams County for $3,000 for immunization program
During public comment a resident asked the county to reverse stop-sign directions at a local intersection; Michele Bever of South Heartland District Health Department requested $3,000 to support the county immunization program, with the board referring budget requests to the budget committee for review.
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At the opening of public comment at the Aug. 5 Adams County meeting, Hastings resident Charles Holmberg asked the board to change the stop signs at J Street and Technical Blvd so that traffic on Technical Blvd would stop. Road department staff told the board they would review the intersection; the minutes record no immediate action.
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