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Crawford County approves up to $5,000 for Electronic Waste Day after grant application
Summary
County Controller Paul Compo said NEMCOG is pursuing an e‑waste grant and the board approved up to $5,000 in county funds for an Electronic Waste Day after application support, with the motion passing by roll call (Frederick absent).
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County Controller Paul Compo told the board that NEMCOG is working on a grant to host an electronic waste collection day and that the county's matching cost should not exceed $5,000 after the grant. Commissioner Lewis moved to approve up to $5,000 for an Electronic Waste Day; Commissioner Moore seconded and the motion passed on roll call (Goscicki, Kraycs, Lewis, Moore, Moeller and Jamison voting aye; Commissioner Frederick absent).
Compo also noted that costs could increase for other grant applications (for example, a sheriff's marine grant could raise local match obligations). The board recorded the vote and took no additional conditions when approving the e‑waste contingency funding.
