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Mayor announces March job fair, reports $18,000 raised for Special Olympics
Summary
Mayor Ryan Grubbs told council that a Job Fair will be held March 5 at the Activity Center, that $18,000 was raised at the Polar Plunge for the Special Olympics, and that he attended the OKI luncheon, noting OKI grants support local road improvement projects.
Mayor Ryan Grubbs used the Feb. 17 meeting to highlight upcoming and recent community events and regional engagement.
He announced a Job Fair on March 5, 2026, from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Activity Center and reported that the community raised $18,000 for the Special Olympics at this year's Polar Plunge. The mayor also said he attended the annual OKI luncheon and noted that OKI provides grant money for road improvement projects affecting Harrison.
The minutes do not list participating employers for the job fair, specific projects funded by OKI grants, or how the $18,000 will be allocated by the Special Olympics organization.
