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Gordon County votes to apply for state recycling and waste-diversion grant
Summary
The commission approved an application to the Georgia Environmental Protection Division for a recycling and waste-diversion grant; staff said the application carries no cost to the county.
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The Gordon County Commission voted Oct. 1 to authorize staff to apply for a recycling and waste-diversion grant through the Georgia Environmental Protection Division. County staff told the commission the application would carry no cost to the county.
A commissioner moved to approve the application; the motion was seconded, put to a voice vote and carried. No further discussion of grant amount, match requirements or specific projects was recorded during the meeting.
Staff will proceed with the application as authorized and return with any required documentation or requests for local match if the grant award requires county involvement.
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