THE FUTURE OF COOK PARK
IS IN THE HANDS OF THE COUNTY Why is this an issue? Cook Park does not make money for the county...it "just" supplies a camping experience for those who choose to rent there. It does not have a trust fund to keep up with repairs and improvements. Chenango County Soil and Water District is willing to commit to $30,000 for three years requiring matching funds from the county. The next opportunity for this discussion is Tuesday, August 21st at 10:00am at the Ag., Buildings and Grounds Meeting. Note: unless you ask to be on the agenda the day before, you will not be allowed to speak at the meeting. CONTACT RC WOODWARD, Clerk of the Board - 337-1430
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE DRAFT of the LOCAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN SEPT. 10, 2018 at 11:00AM Wecan all do more with our own recycling - personally, socially, professionally, and in our county govenment proceedures. After cells 4 and 5 are filled at the county waste site, what next? Is it the time to think about the next step, NOW?NEW METHODS ARE BEING DEVELOPED...WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
Your questions are welcome.
Light refreshments will be provided.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Chenango County Potential Volunteer Driver Program The county has been involved in a study to determine if some residents need transportatiion in various situations. Lack of transportation has been a real problem for adequate health care and other suportive needs.
And so the next step is to find persons who would be willing to provide this service. Insurance and mileage reinbursement would be provided for the volunteers. For more information call 607-337-1640.
