Shelby County Supervisors Tackle Budget, Storm Damage, and More
The Shelby County Board of Supervisors addressed budget concerns, storm damage recovery, and assistance for tornado-affected farmers in their recent meeting.
On Tuesday, the Shelby County Board of Supervisors convened to discuss key issues affecting the community. Shelby County Environmental Health Director Luke Wolken reported budget compliance and potential septic system damage from tornado cleanup efforts. Additionally, the board noted an increase in passport and renewal numbers, necessitating appointments for timely service.
Bryce Schaben confirmed Manteno Park's cleanup and completed boat ramp repairs. The Supervisors, including Steve Kenkel, met with state and federal officials to propose support programs for farmers impacted by tornadoes, seeking assistance from Governor Reynolds, Homeland Security, FEMA, and local congressmen.
Two utility right-of-way permits were approved for Rural Water and FMCTC, ensuring essential infrastructure projects proceed. A reappropriation resolution was also passed to balance department budgets without altering the overall county budget.
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