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Minot Commission on Aging requests freezer space for Meals on Wheels
Summary
Roger Reich of the Minot Commission on Aging asked to use the 420 Building space formerly housing CASO Closet for freezer storage for the Meals on Wheels program; Facilities Director Brian Vangsness will show Reich the space once CASO Closet fully vacates.
Roger Reich, executive director of the Minot Commission on Aging, asked the Ward County Commission for use of space in the county-owned 420 Building previously used by CASO Closet to provide additional freezer storage for the Meals on Wheels program. Facilities Director Brian Vangsness told the commission CASO Closet has not fully moved out yet and said he would show Reich the space to determine suitability.
The minutes record only the request and the facilities follow-up; no motion or formal approval was made at the Jan. 6 meeting. Further action appears to be contingent on facilities confirming the space is available and any liability or operational concerns addressed.
