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One Marshall County seeks $40,000 renewal and outlines multi‑million rural health funding
Summary
Gary Neidegg presented One Marshall County's strategic plan, introduced new coordinator Taylor Wilson, and requested the council renew a $40,000 investment; he said regional funding will bring roughly $26 million over two years and estimated Marshall County's share at about $1.5–2 million per year for rural-health work over five years.
Gary Neidegg, representing One Marshall County, outlined the group's strategic work and recent progress and asked the council to renew a $40,000 investment the city has provided in prior years. Neidegg introduced Taylor Wilson as the project's new community coordinator and described early community engagement efforts, including a survey and arts activation at Arts in the Street.
On regional funding, Neidegg told the council the statewide program will distribute roughly $26,000,000 across eight county regions in the immediate period and said Marshall County could receive "approximately 1.5 to 2,000,000 per year for the next 5 years" to support rural-health assessments and programs. He asked council members to consider the renewal and requested that the city confirm other communities' commitments before finalizing Plymouth's contribution.
