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County discusses materials-management plan, facilities and other department reports
Summary
Controller Paul Compo and county commissioners reported on facilities work (CT scanner access, internet/cable line moves), Materials Management Plan postings, Opioid Steering Committee scheduling, road projects, recreational authority donations, and food pantry usage (289 households served last month).
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County Controller Paul Compo and commissioners summarized a range of operational updates during the Oct. 24 meeting, including facilities and administrative items and committee activity.
Compo said the CT scanner access door has been relocated, internet lines are scheduled to be moved Nov. 5 and the cable company will follow for review and scheduling. He reported the Opioid Steering Committee will hold its second meeting Nov. 8 to elect a secretary, review bylaws, and set a meeting schedule. Regarding the Materials Management Plan, Compo said the county must have a plan in place by year-end, the information is posted on the county website and two applicants have expressed interest; he is considering a possible multi-county plan.
Commissioners also reported road commission paving projects, Grayling Recreational Authority donations for a pavilion and flagpole, airport board administrative items including hanger vacancies and snow-removal contracts, and that the county food pantry served 289 households last month—the highest in five years.
