ODOT is cutting the budget for operating expenses and transportation for the Hardin County Council on Aging.
Executive Director Bette Bibler, told the Hardin County Commissioners at a recent meeting that she was notified in January that ODOT was cutting her operating expenses by 60% and the transportation by 40%. A $160,000 loss.
She is discussing ways to deal with that loss with the board.
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4-H opportunities were also discussed with the Commissioners.
Amanda Raines, OSU Extension, said goal is to work with camp, fair and clubs.
A new type of service club is being started. These are more specific and held for a shorter period of time.
It was reported that 227 went to camp last year.
4-H week is the first of March.
The Commissioners signed a Proclamation supporting 4-H week.
Written by: WKTN Staff
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