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Pittsburg County appoints requisitioning and receiving officers for multiple REAP grants
Summary
The Board approved Resolutions 26-182 through 26-185, appointing requisitioning and receiving officers for REAP-funded projects including Crowder Community Center, Haywood-Arpelar VFD, Arrowhead Estates VFD, Emergency Management, Pittsburg County Conservation District priorities and Brewer Road (District 3).
Pittsburg County commissioners on Jan. 27 approved a set of resolutions to name requisitioning and receiving officers for several Rural Economic Action Plan (REAP) grants.
Chairman Ross Selman read each resolution in turn. The resolutions designate county deputies and local designees to act as requisitioning and receiving officers for specified grant projects: K1040-26 (Crowder Community Center), K1041-26 (Haywood-Arpelar VFD), K1042-26 (Arrowhead Estates VFD), K1043-26 (Pittsburg County Emergency Management), K1044-26 and K1045-26 (Pittsburg County Conservation District priorities 1 and 2), and K1046-26 (Brewer Road — District 3). Motions to approve the resolutions were made and passed unanimously.
The formal resolution text in the meeting packet identifies specific county deputies and local appointees: Ross Selman and Sandra Crenshaw are listed as requisitioning officers for certain funds; Leslie Gray and Brittany Sanders are listed as receiving officers in other resolutions; the Pittsburg County Conservation District letter in the packet names Secretary/Treasurer Stuart Bradley Hamilton as a receiving officer for the district's REAP grants.
The appointments are administrative steps required for grant drawdown and fiscal processing; commissioners recorded no public comment and approved each resolution 3-0.
What happens next: designated officers may submit purchase requisitions and receipts required by each REAP grant; grant administration and bond/insurance requirements for noncounty designees are noted in the resolutions.
