Commissioners approve $400,000 to help Riverpeak Hospital install a kitchen
Summary
The county approved a motion to allocate $400,000 from the economic development fund to help Riverpeak Hospital install a kitchen; commissioners said the figure was cautious and can be revisited in September.
The board voted to allocate $400,000 from the county economic development fund to support Riverpeak Hospital's kitchen installation. Commissioner Mike Jones moved the allocation and a colleague seconded the motion; the board approved it by voice vote.
"Mister chairman, I move that we allocate $400,000 out of the economic development fund for the purpose of, helping Riverpeak Hospital put in a kitchen," Commissioner Mike Jones said when he introduced the motion. Commissioners described the number as a cautious initial commitment and discussed returning to the issue in September with updated information on needs and other potential allocations for ambulance subsidies or related projects.
The board recorded the motion as passed by voice vote and moved on to other agenda items. The county did not specify conditions attached to the funding during the meeting; commissioners said the allocation could be revisited as more details about project scope and matching resources become available.
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