Board roundup: county approves hydrant, road assessment request, safety program participation and other routine items
The Oktibbeha County Board approved a set of routine and local items: authorization for an engineer inspection of Viper Drive, installation of a fire hydrant ($8,100), participation in MDOT's Local System Road Safety Program, repurposing leftover volunteer fire department grant funds, a payroll-related hospital payment, and scheduled recess on June 22.
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At its June meeting, the Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors approved several routine and local items, including authorization for a county engineer inspection of a private road, approval of a hydrant installation, and participation in a state road-safety program.
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