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Gaddy said that to apply for the program,
Federal officials approved the county's plan, Gaddy said, with the only question being whether the commission would choose to take the one-time reimbursement boost for the March disaster. Gaddy said that if the county officials had waited on using the reimbursement boost, they could have risked losing it altogether if the program ended.
"It's temporary in nature; it could go away at any time," he said.
County officials did not say when the reimbursement for cleanup costs would come through from the federal level.
The commission unanimously approved the county's participation in the program.
In other business, the commission:
-- Agreed to transfer less than an acre of land near
-- Approved land off
-- Approved bids from five companies for 10 categories of food services at the
-- Terminated contracts with D&A Lawn Care and S and M Lawn Care and awarded the contracts to the second lowest bidder, D & B Lawn Services. County Administrator
-- Approved a nuisance abatement for
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