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Cherokee County commissioners agree to back SEK-CAP transportation with support letter
Summary
The Cherokee County Board voted unanimously June 9 to sign a letter of support for SEK-CAP’s transportation services to medical facilities and discussed possible financial assistance for routes that run five days per week year-round.
Chair Myra Carlisle Frazier presided as the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners agreed June 9 to sign a letter of support for SEK-CAP’s transportation services. Casey Brown of SEK-CAP asked the board for a letter and financial assistance to help maintain county transportation routes that serve medical facilities five days per week throughout the year; the board voted unanimously to sign the support letter.
Commissioner Cory Moates moved to sign the letter and Commissioner Myra Frazier seconded. The board did not specify a funding amount during the meeting; follow-up on any financial commitment will require future action. The board’s action was recorded at the regular meeting that convened at 9:00 a.m. and adjourned at 11:50 a.m.
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