BOCC to meet every other week; Rep. Mary Dye discusses windmill project
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During the regular business portion of the BOCC meeting Danielle Garbe Reser, the new executive director for BMAC, (pictured) introduced herself and discussed the types of services the organization provides. In addition, the new Garfield County Public Works staff member, Tammy Watson, was introduced. (Not pictured.)
POMEROY-The Garfield County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) announced a change to their meeting schedule; discussed new clean energy construction in the county with Washington State Representative Mary Dye; opened bids for surplus vehicles at their meeting on July 10; and heard from the Blue Mountain Action Council.
The BOCC announced their meeting schedule will change to meet every other...
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