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Commission approves cardiovascular ultrasound screenings for county employees 40 and older
Summary
The board voted Sept. 8 to approve Cardiovascular Health Clinic ultrasound screenings for Cleveland County employees aged 40 and above; the motion was unanimous and requires departmental follow‑up.
Commissioner Rod Cleveland moved, seconded by Commissioner Rusty Grissom, to approve cardiovascular ultrasound screenings for county employees 40 years of age or older. The motion carried with all three commissioners voting yes.
The minutes do not specify program cost or scheduling details; the board's approval authorizes departments to coordinate with the Cardiovascular Health Clinic on screening availability for eligible employees. Departments and Human Resources will need to finalize logistics and any funding arrangements outside the consent docket.
