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County continues artery ultrasound screenings; staff seek better outreach to Road District employees

Cleveland County Employee Benefits Committee · October 2, 2025
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Summary

Cleveland County staff are running artery ultrasound screenings for employees: 75 were scheduled the day of the Oct. 2 meeting and another 75 are planned for Oct. 30; organizers said some Road District staff have not received notices and more outreach is underway.

Emergency Manager George Mauldin told the committee the artery ultrasound screenings are underway and that 75 individuals were scheduled for the meeting day, with plans for another 75 appointments on Oct. 30. Each appointment takes about 15 minutes, and exam results are printed with a handout that explains whether follow-up is recommended.

Mauldin said initial scheduling issues have been addressed but that some Road District personnel have not responded because many do not use email; he has contacted district managers to spread the word and asked staff to notify him if additional appointments are needed. Several slots remain open for the Oct. 30 appointments.

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