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Commissioners present 4‑H proclamation; local 4‑H reports 725 members
Summary
A 4‑H proclamation was read and presented to Lauren Kitzler; Kitzler said Hancock County has 725 4‑H members across 39 local groups.
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The Hancock County Board of Commissioners presented a 4‑H proclamation during the March 12 meeting. The proclamation was read and presented to Lauren Kitzler, who told the board that Hancock County has 725 active 4‑H members organized into 39 local groups.
The proclamation recognizes the organization’s local participation and was entered into the meeting record. No formal action beyond the presentation was recorded in the minutes.
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