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Court hears Three Rivers Health Department's $25,000 request; some officials oppose funding
Summary
The Carroll County Fiscal Court discussed a $25,000 request from Three Rivers Health Department for a Barrier Relief Program but deferred action, with Magistrate Benjie Long and County Attorney Nick Marsh indicating opposition and Magistrate Scott Nab expressing support.
The Carroll County Fiscal Court on March 10 heard a request from the Three Rivers Health Department for $25,000 to support a Barrier Relief Program. Judge Executive David Wilhoite said the county cannot move forward on the request until funding is available. Magistrate Benjie Long and County Attorney Nick Marsh stated they were not in favor of the request during the discussion; Magistrate Scott Nab said he was in favor.
No motion or vote on the $25,000 request is recorded in the transcript, and the judge indicated the item cannot proceed at this time because of funding constraints. The transcript does not record further details about the program's scope, eligibility criteria or intended timeline, nor does it include formal proposals to move the item to a future agenda.
The court will revisit the request only if or when funds are available and if a formal agenda item is placed for action.
