Purdue Extension outlines programs for Greene County; proposed agreement tabled for language clarification
November 05, 2025 | Greene County, Indiana
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Presenters introduced themselves as Sean Huss (Ag and Natural Resources Engineering), Dolly Rush (Health and Human Sciences educator), and 4‑H educator Gabrielle Frick. They described partnerships with local libraries, the health department, schools, and community organizations and highlighted programs such as an ag day for area fourth graders, apple crunch school activities, community garden work, and a planned Code Red/tornado resiliency program.
Commissioners expressed appreciation for Extension's work but raised questions about language in the proposed county agreement. County Attorney Marvin asked for time to clarify wording. The board voted to table the proposed Purdue Extension agreement pending clarification of contract language; Extension will provide additional material and staff will return the agreement to the board after review.
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