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Ward County acknowledges donations from Chevron and Kinetic; adds 4‑H position and proclaims National 4‑H Week
Summary
The Commissioners' Court unanimously acknowledged donations from Chevron (senior center) and Kinetic (sheriff's office), approved adding a 4‑H Programming Assistant at the extension office, and proclaimed Oct. 6–12, 2024 National 4‑H Week.
At the Sept. 9 meeting the Ward County Commissioners' Court formally acknowledged a donation from Chevron to the senior citizens center and a separate donation from Kinetic (formerly EagleClaw Midstream) to the sheriff's office. Both acknowledgments were approved by unanimous motion; the minutes record the donors and receiving units but do not list donation amounts or specific use restrictions.
The Court also approved creating a 4‑H Programming Assistant position at the county extension office and, on a motion by County Judge Greg Holly and second by Commissioner Eddie Nelms, proclaimed Oct. 6–12, 2024 as National 4‑H Week. The personnel action and proclamation were adopted unanimously; the minutes do not include salary or grade details for the new position.
