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Biles animal services and CARES status

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The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Oct 20, 2020

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The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, Oct 20, 2020

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Transcript

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County Administrator

you, sir. Mr. Biles, do you have anything? Yes, sir, just a couple of things. One, uh we'll let you know that um our assistant director out of animal services, Spencer Cronover was uh selected to be a member of the Board of Directors of the National Animal Care and Control Association. So, you know, he's gonna have an impact kinda guiding how we treat animals and animal services, animal controls throughout the nation as a member of that board. So I wanna let you know that.

on your re on the board agenda N ninety eight, noted item ninety eight was our end of the September quarter report to US Treasury on the CARES program and so just It's fifty something pages in the formatting they wanted us to submit it. But if you want if you're bored at some point want to see where all the money is going, but To date, uh we've expended or committed over sixty two million dollars of the ninety six million allocation. So we're on track. uh to spend that and

get that out into the community to zero by the end of the calendar year. So just want to give you so we're 64% committed or expensed. Uh through the end of September. So we're on track. So

Kathryn Starkey

that's really good because our some of our neighboring counties are far below that and they're gonna I don't know. I don't know how I gonna meet that deadline.

Unidentified speaker

Yeah. They can send their money to us, we'll take care of it for 'em. Yeah.

I like that. Anything else? Nope, sir, that's it.