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During Thursdayâs meeting of the Hancock County Commission, commissioners approved a proclamation honoring Chester Volunteer Fire Department Chief John Hissam for his 50 years of service. Pictured during the presentation are, from left, Commissioner Paul Cowey, Hissam and Commissioner Jeff Davis. (Photo by Craig Howell)
NEW CUMBERLAND – The Hancock County Commission is continuing its preparations for federal funding through the American Rescue Plan.
During their meeting Thursday, commissioners approved the creation of a new fund account in the county’s budget to hold money expected through the ARP.
“It’s the funds we’re receiving from the federal government,” explained Commissioner Jeff Davis, noting guidance from the state Auditor’s Office required the county to create a new budgetary line item.
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PARK TALK â The Hancock County Commission met in regular session Thursday, hearing of plans by the countyâs parks board to apply for the establishment of certified wildlife habitats in the county through the National Wildlife Federation. Craig Howell
NEW CUMBERLAND The county’s parks board is planning for a busy year, with a variety of events and efforts to establish certified wildlife habitats in the county.
Hancock County commissioners Thursday heard from Mary Thorn, member of the Hancock County Parks and Recreation Board, to present some of the plans.
“We have a lot on our plate,” Thorn explained.