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Bannock County commissioners approve November food drive with local food bank
Summary
County HR requested permission to run a November food drive in coordination with a local food bank, co-market the drive and recruit employee volunteers to help with December distribution; commissioners approved the proposal.
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Bannock County commissioners granted permission to county Human Resources to initiate a November food drive in partnership with a local food bank and co-market the event to the public and county employees.
"This past year, we've had a lot of employee wellness events focused on physical or financial wellness, but I'd like to get a community involvement type of event going," Matt Phillips, HR nurse management director, said. Phillips said the food bank suggested a November drive because donations often focus on Thanksgiving and drop off in December; the county's drive would help with Christmas donations and could include employee volunteers to help with December pickup and distribution.
Phillips said other nearby entities had recently completed drives and welcomed another event to support December needs. A commissioner moved to approve the food-drive initiative and the motion passed with commissioners voting in the affirmative.
The meeting record does not specify the food bank's full legal name, the exact dates, drop-off locations, or whether cash donations will be accepted.

