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The Marshall County Commissioners meet Monday morning, March 18 beginning at 9:30 in the second-floor meeting room of the County Building. The meeting is live streamed on YouTube.
The agenda begins with Highway Superintendent Jason Peters followed by Sandy Garrison and Mike Miley with their quarterly report from the Marshall County Museum.
County Plan Director Ty Adley will present an amended for attendance for participation in the Technical Review Committee. This change will require a public hearing.
County EMA Director Jack Garner will present his quarterly report and the County Attorney and County Auditor will report to the commissioners. There is also an opportunity for public comments.
Under Commissioner Items is the recommendation of the ARP Committee for funding CASA and an update from the county’s Buildings and Grounds Department.
The Commissioner meetings are open to the public.
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