On Thursday the Marshall County Council approved an ordinance that establishes a new fund for the grant funds for the Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation project and an ordinance creating a new fund where money will be placed for the Employee Benefit Rainy-Day Fund for self-insurance. County Auditor Angie Birchmeier explained the insurance ordinance saying, “The commissioners have
says basically no one was listening at the time, and this was his worst fear come to fruition. an incredible story, and again, that is his story. we re asking city officials and andrew wold about this as well. kind of another red flag. people here say wish would have been listened to or heeded more seriously before this catastrophe happened on sunday. how many people are still unaccounted for? reporter: they believe three. basically what happened, a couple of days ago, city officials told us unfortunately they believe they may be working with an outdated tenants list. we have five unaccounted for, two may be in the rubble. since then they have tracked down two of the five who no longer live in the building. three remain. two we know about, ryan hitchcock, ryan colvin, officials believe they re in the rubble. a third one, basically he doesn t have family, so they haven t been able to track down where loved ones think he was. they believe he did live here.