Macon County honors Crawford Senior Center volunteers during Volunteer Week proclamation

The Macon County Commissioners convened on March 11, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including a resolution honoring local volunteers and discussions on capital improvements.

The meeting commenced with a resolution recognizing the invaluable contributions of volunteers at the Dorothy R. and John L. Crawford Senior Center. The resolution highlighted that volunteers dedicated over 5,548 hours in 2024, emphasizing the importance of volunteerism in enhancing the community's quality of life. The commissioners unanimously adopted the resolution, proclaiming April 20 through April 26, 2025, as Macon County Volunteer Week. A motion to accept the resolution was made by Commissioner Antoine and seconded by Commissioner Shields, with all members voting in favor.

Following the resolution, the commissioners recognized Miss Bridal Boyce, a 91-year-old employee of Macon County Senior Services, for her long-standing service and dedication. Miss Boyce, who has been with the county since 2014, was presented with gifts as a token of appreciation for her contributions. During her acknowledgment, she expressed gratitude for the community support provided by the senior center, highlighting its role in fostering connections and well-being among older adults.

The meeting then transitioned to discussions on the capital improvement plan, with further details expected to be presented by the relevant department. The commissioners acknowledged the busy agenda and the importance of ongoing improvements to county facilities and services.

Overall, the meeting underscored the significance of community involvement and the contributions of senior citizens, while also setting the stage for future developments in Macon County.