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Commission schedules work sessions; Greyson raises culvert, Safe‑Streets and 'Make My Move' program
Summary
Commissioners set work sessions on a storage building and the budget. Commissioner Greyson asked staff to assess a potentially failing culvert near Chanute, discussed Safe Streets planning and a 'Make My Move' program that would require a county commitment (speaker cited $12,500).
The Crawford County Commission agreed to schedule work sessions to examine a storage‑building project and budget items and heard several infrastructure and regional program updates.
Commissioner Lisa asked to set a work session for Tuesday at 09:30 on the storage building and proposed a Friday work session to discuss the budget. Commissioner Greyson reported on a possible failing culvert near Chanute and said he would have staff inspect the site to determine urgency and material needs; he suggested the county could assist if needed and that material costs might be recoverable from the town.
Greyson also described topics from a regional planning meeting, including Safe Streets planning and a statewide 'Make My Move' program that would require a county commitment by month end. He cited a registration/participation figure of $12,500 and mentioned a sample relocation stipend of $7,500 in the program materials but said further details were pending and he would collect more information before asking the commission to commit funds.
The commission scheduled follow‑up work sessions and agreed Greyson would share additional program contacts and details when available.
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