Washtenaw County introduces new 4‑H coordinator, offers program space to community
Summary
Josie Conant was introduced as the county's new 4‑H program coordinator; she said the program will hold classes and that office space is available to the community during office hours. The position is supported by an MOA and will be reviewed in August.
Josie Conant was introduced to the Washtenaw County Board as the county’s new 4‑H program coordinator and said she will be scheduling classes and making program space available for county and community use.
A board member noted the 4‑H coordinator position is supported by a memorandum of agreement that will come up for review in August and asked commissioners to meet Conant. Conant invited board members and residents to contact her to reserve the classroom space.
Conant said, "If you guys have the use for the space in a meeting, please contact me," and added that the space is also available to the community during office hours.
Why it matters: the coordinator role supports youth programming and local outreach; the MOA that funds the position will be considered in the coming months, creating an opportunity for the board to review program support.
The board did not take a formal vote on the hire in the recorded segments; the transcript shows the position is currently filled and the MOA is scheduled for future consideration.
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