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Resident asks Crawford County commissioners to consider funding Hope Center rehabilitation services
Summary
During public comment at the Sept. 10 Crawford County commissioners meeting, a local resident identified as Mister Bohenstein asked the board to consider raising funds for the Hope Center, an alcohol and drug rehabilitation program, and requested a meeting with commissioners and county staff to discuss funding.
A man who signed the public-comment sheet as "Mister Bohenstein" appeared at the Sept. 10 Crawford County Board of Commissioners meeting to ask the board to consider raising funds for the Hope Center, a local alcohol and drug rehabilitation program.
Bohenstein described the Hope Center as "a rehab, alcohol, and drug rehab center" and said the program has what he called "the highest success ratio in the world and the nation for sure." He said he planned to meet with the commissioners after the meeting and that he had recently spoken with Commissioner Henry about the request.
Commissioner Henry acknowledged the request and commissioners agreed to meet with Bohenstein after the session to discuss fundraising and next steps. The agenda and transcript record that the public comment was limited to this single speaker; no formal funding motion or county commitment was made during the meeting.
Ending: The matter was left for a follow-up meeting between the resident and county officials; no county funds or specific funding amounts were committed at the Sept. 10 session.
