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Local community group asks commissioners for help securing a neighborhood resource center
Summary
Beatatric Walls, representing the Number Nine Community Growth and Development Committee, asked Williamson County commissioners for technical assistance and grant-writing help to prepare a purchased property as a community center offering senior services, youth programs and job-training opportunities.
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During the public-comment period at the March 10 meeting, Beatatric Walls introduced herself as secretary of the Number Nine Community Growth and Development Committee and asked the board for help preparing a recently purchased property to serve as a neighborhood resource center for seniors, youth and working families.
Walls described the group's work since December 2022 and outlined services they hope to offer, including meals, health fairs, training and apprenticeship opportunities for local young people. She said the group needs "someone with the knowledge of grants and the ability to write to train us," and asked county staff to provide information and contacts for potential funding and technical assistance.
The board thanked Walls and suggested staff or commissioners could follow up; Walls provided a phone contact on behalf of the group and invited commissioners to visit one of their monthly meetings. No formal county action or funding commitment was made at the March 10 session.

