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Commission hears program updates on food deliveries, bike diversion and grants
Summary
Officials reported recent program activity: multiple food deliveries across counties with thousands of pounds distributed, over 8,000 bikes diverted from landfill through a bike program, and grant activity supporting economic development leads; a hospital foundation gift to the birthing center was also noted.
A county official provided a roundup of recent program activity during the Franklin County Commission meeting.
The speaker reported multi-county food deliveries and recovery efforts, noting thousands of pounds moved in recent periods and historical totals approaching 100,000 pounds over time. The bike diversion program was described as having taken more than 8,000 bikes out of landfills. The official also summarized grant activity to support economic development leaders and cited cases where local entities successfully leveraged those programs.
Separately, a commissioner reported attending meetings with the Kansas Association of Counties and hospital boards; the hospital foundation gave a $100,000 check to the hospital for its birthing center. The county publicly thanked Audra Seiler for 28 years of service in the County Attorney's Office.
Discussion concluded with a motion to adjourn and a follow-up exchange about grant-funded freezers and logistical considerations for donated goods delivery and storage.
