Commission to support SpectraCare grant and hears small watershed awards for road stabilization
Summary
Chairman Seay read a request for a support letter for SpectraCare's Stepping Up Initiative grant to place a jail-based case manager; Commissioner Wade Fulford reported two small watershed grants totaling $16,100 for local road stabilization projects.
Chairman Toby Seay told the commission the county had been asked to write a letter supporting SpectraCare's application under the Stepping Up Initiative to place a mental-health case manager in the jail for a year. The request was presented for the commission's consideration; no formal vote on the letter was recorded in the minutes.
Commissioner Wade Fulford reported the Choc Pea Yellow River Watershed Management awarded $9,500 for Stephens Ferry Road stabilization and $6,600 for Open Pond Road. County Engineer Justin Barfield said rock would be added on Open Pond Road and thanked engineering staff for grant work. These small grants were presented as targeted improvements to address erosion and sanding into creeks.
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