Commissioner Yeager report on Moon Lake outreach
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The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Oct 22, 2024
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Thank you. Ms. Yeager?
I'm just waiting on that. See what pops up first. Okay. So we went out to Moon Lake. Um the first time we went out, we just were delivering supplies and food and everyone kind of stayed in their cars and kind of received us at a distance and then um This Amy Starcy she donated 30 pizzas and and fed everyone. And then later Ed from Grace's food pantry delivered A um a
hundred and fifty meals, so we were able to like give them dinner for the next night. So then fast forward The next week, I think it's the next slide. Um uh red tree landscaping and airheads donated a food truck. Oh that's awesome. So everybody came out. We had a speaker. They were having like lip sync battles and everybody having a great time, music was playing, and it was like the whole community came out. And um it
was just it was just really a a magical night, and they had a great time um just to kind of forget about everything they had gone through. So very excited to be doing um work in Moon Lake. Um oh yeah, this was also that's my little buddy their Maverick. I just saw him last week. Okay. And um I recently had the pleasure of spending the morning as a guest speaker at Discovery Child Care and Learning, which is part of Saratoma's Speech and Hearing Foundation Literacy Program. So that
was super fun. And I had all my little preschool friends, which I love. So I wanna go back and do it again. All right. And this guy, Bob, so he was a veteran in one of our mobile home communities. Our team really focused on mobile home communities and um My poor girls, they were seven days a week, but um we rescued this guy. His name is Bob, he's a veteran and he uh actually went to the hospital and they said an hour later he would have died. So,
um He is now he's doing amazing. Do we have another slide of Bob? That's how we found him. Got him a haircut and this is what he looks like now. So he's a totally different person. Um He's full of life, super happy. Um and he's just thriving. So he went from not doing well to doing amazing. So um Our team we've just been focusing on um finding pockets of people. So there's a lot of people in mobile home parks. And that's a whole other battle
because they are um the the the people that own the parks aren't letting um the county in to pick up the garbage and um they're trying to evict their citizens so it's it's really a mess. They don't know if their units are gonna be condemned or not. Um a lot of them don't have power. I think we're gonna have a a big issue uh with our seniors and Kathy and her team to say they've been amazing's not even it doesn't even do it justice.
So um a as Kathy says, I give her friends and they have been housing them and kind of just um doing wraparound services. So I really appreciate that and I look forward to um helping more of our seniors in our county. So Um and that's it for District 4.