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Geary County participants agree to revise child-care proclamation wording to be generic
Summary
Meeting participants said the existing child-care proclamation names Loving Arms and agreed to revise it so it applies to all providers; staff were asked to circulate a copy for editing. No formal vote was recorded.
Geary County meeting participants agreed to revise the county's child-care proclamation so it refers generically to providers rather than naming a single provider.
An attendee identified in the transcript as Speaker 2 said the proclamation should be broadened so it "covers everybody," noting that the current language effectively centers one provider: "That proclamation for child care proclamation, that needs to be not just Loving Arms. We have other, it should just be generic ..." Speaker 1 asked for a copy; Speaker 2 said they would send it so participants could edit the wording.
The discussion in the meeting record did not include a formal motion or vote. The change was described as an edit to the proclamation text and an administrative step: participants asked that a copy be circulated and that language be made generic so the proclamation could apply to all providers rather than naming Loving Arms.
The meeting record does not specify a deadline for the revision, who will finalize the language, or whether the revised proclamation will return to a future meeting for formal approval.
Participants did not indicate any legal citation or ordinance governing the proclamation in the transcript.
