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Sedgwick County approves agreement to join donor-funded first-responder wellness center
Summary
The Sedgwick County Commission approved an operating agreement with the Crime Commission and City of Wichita to participate in a private-donor-funded first-responder health and wellness center downtown, committing to limited operating support while donors finance renovation costs.
Sedgwick County commissioners voted unanimously May 6 to approve an operating memorandum of understanding to support a first-responder wellness center planned for the 3rd and Broadway site. The Crime Commission will purchase and renovate the former United Methodist Church building using philanthropic commitments; county leaders said donors have pledged cornerstone gifts and a capital reserve that will backstop early operating costs.
The board and county staff described the center as a multi-story facility…
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