Union County Commissioners hold agenda setting session for upcoming resolutions

The Union County Board of County Commissioners convened on February 7, 2025, for a setting session that highlighted several key resolutions impacting the community. With all seven commissioners present, the meeting began with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance, emphasizing unity and public service.

One of the notable discussions came from the Department of Parks and Recreation, where Director Durbin Drake addressed a resolution concerning the preservation of the historic Homestead at Oak Ridge Park. This initiative aims to stabilize and maintain the yellow house visible upon entering the park, ensuring that this significant structure remains a part of the community's heritage.

Additionally, the meeting included resolutions from various departments, including the Prosecutor's Office, Economic Development, and Human Services, each presenting opportunities for community enhancement and support. The Department of Engineering, Public Works, and Facilities also contributed with eight resolutions, reflecting ongoing infrastructure and public works projects.

As the meeting concluded, the commissioners expressed their commitment to addressing community needs through these resolutions. The session underscored the board's dedication to preserving local history while also focusing on economic and public safety initiatives that directly benefit Union County residents. The next steps will involve the implementation of these resolutions, which are expected to foster growth and stability within the community.