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Volunteers report progress on county's self-help houses; commissioners offer support
Summary
Volunteers reported the roofs on self-help houses are complete; remaining work includes wrapping, windows and interior tasks. Commissioners and volunteers agreed to coordinate additional hands on weekends and the commission offered to assist with windows or other tasks.
Volunteers and county officials on Jan. 27 reported steady progress on Daggett County's self-help housing project.
Project volunteers said roof work is complete on the current units and that wrapping and window installation remain. Commissioners and volunteers discussed coordinating weekend work shifts and the commission offered to help with tasks such as installing windows or cleanup.
Volunteers noted they typically work 30 hours per week when schedules allow but that cold weather has limited productivity this winter. The commission asked staff to circulate schedules and to recruit additional volunteers to accelerate completion.
The commission expressed appreciation for the volunteer effort and asked staff to track remaining tasks so commissioners can help where needed.
