Officials Want Alternative Fueld Information
Posted: February 13, 2013 at 5 a.m.
Benton County’s justices of the peace were reluctant Tuesday to commit the county’s money and equipment to a proposal to build a compressed natural gas fueling station.
At A Glance
Committee Action
Benton County’s Committee of the Whole on Tuesday approved:
• Applying for a $200,000 grant for the Adult Drug Court program.
• Spendiing $281,106 for the Fisher Ford Road and Colonel Meyers Road bridge projects.
• Spending $60,900 to buy laundry equipment for the Benton County Jail, iPhones, clothing and uniforms.
• Applying for a $10,732 grant for voting machines and equipment.
Source: Staff Report
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