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Laurens County commissioners approve modest increase to senior center meal contract
Summary
The Laurens County Board of Commissioners on June 2 approved a contract with the Middle Flint Council on Aging that raises hot meal prices to $5.10 and shelf-stable meals to $4.95; the board voted unanimously to approve the contract.
The Laurens County Board of Commissioners on June 2 approved a renewed contract with the Middle Flint Council on Aging that raises senior center meal prices to $5.10 for hot meals and $4.95 for shelf-stable meals. County Administrator Bryan Rogers told the board the increases reflect a $0.38 rise for hot meals and a $0.53 rise for shelf-stable meals compared with last year’s contract.
Commissioner Gerad Mathis moved to approve the Senior Center Meal Contract; Commissioner Kevin Tanner seconded the motion. According to the transcript, "The new pricing would be $5.10 for hot meals and $4.95 for shelf stable meals." All commissioners voted in favor. The transcript records no amendments or conditions attached to the approval.
The contract covers meals provided for the county’s senior center program and was presented by County Administrator Bryan Rogers during the meeting. The board did not record any public comment on the item in the provided transcript. The meeting adjourned after other routine business items were handled.
