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Laurens County OKs renewed Senior Center meal contract with small price increases
Summary
The board approved a new meal contract with the Middle Flint Council on Aging that raises hot meals by $0.38 to $5.10 and shelf-stable meals by $0.53 to $4.95, after County Administrator Bryan Rogers outlined the new pricing and commissioners voted unanimously.
Laurens County commissioners voted unanimously June 2 to approve a renewed Senior Center Meal Contract with the Middle Flint Council on Aging that raises per-meal prices slightly. County Administrator Bryan Rogers explained that "the Middle Flint Council on Aging had increased the hot meals by $0.38 and the shelf stable meals by $0.53 from last years contract. The new pricing would be $5.10 for hot meals and $4.95 for shelf stable meals," and Commissioner Gerad Mathis moved to approve the contract; Commissioner Kevin Tanner seconded and the motion passed with all in favor.
The change represents a modest per-meal increase and affects senior meal service pricing administered through the county's senior services. The contract details in the transcript do not list the contract term length, funding source breakdowns, or whether the county will absorb any portion of the increase; those items were not specified in the recorded discussion. The board recorded no abstentions or opposing votes.
