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Work session: Enrichment Services training, water‑system issues and microchipping grant discussed
Summary
At an April 28 work session Enrichment Services described job training (EMT, CDL, CNA); county staff briefed commissioners on water‑system problems (wells offline), cemetery drainage work and a $1,700 microchipping grant for animal services.
At the regular April 28 work session Belva Dorsey‑Mott, representing Enrichment Services, told commissioners the organization provides employment training including EMT, CDL and CNA courses and requested a future letter of county support. "They do training; they have classes for employment training such as EMT, CDL, and CNA training," staff minutes record.
County Manager Thomas Weaver updated the board on several public‑works items: possible lightning damage suspected at well #3, well #4 offline but well #1 currently providing service, a fixed leak on Trotters Ridge, and recent shoulder and culvert repairs. Weaver also said the animal services office received a pickup of donated dog food and a grant of about $1,700 earmarked for microchipping that will serve animals from Fort Benning and the county.
Commission direction: staff will follow up with Enrichment Services about outreach and a possible county letter of support, pursue investigation and repair of the water wells, and include the microchipping program in outreach materials.
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