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For decades the people of Calhoun County have been trying to get water, now is our time to step up to help our neighbors! We have help at the state level and 1.2 million dollars of ARPA funds our Commissioners are sitting on and must spend. We come together for bingos and fundraisers every weekend Read More…
The Calhoun Citizens for Accountabililty will meet on April 13 at 5:30 in the little courtroom Grantsville. All public and public officials are welcome to attend. This organization is not affiliated with any party. Topics of discussion will be: Sheriff (incident with firearms and paraphernalia at a school function) Former EMS Director (did not have Read More…
The Calhoun Citizens for Accountability met Thursday evening in Grantsville to continue their discussions on the many current concerns with County Government. Is Water Expansion in our Future? The first matter discussed was the continued effort to expand water service along every major route in Calhoun County. Luke Peters, Commissioners Craig Arthur and Matt Walker Read More…
The Calhoun Citizens for Accountability, a group formed to address the unaddressed by Calhoun Government factions, will meet in the Little Courtroom at the Calhoun County Courthouse on Thursday, March 2nd at 7 p.m. Topics of discussion will be: All meetings are open to the public and not affiliated with any political party.
Several citizens of Calhoun County have determined that they want an organized group effort for holding Calhoun Government entities accountable. If an agency is funded by the citizens of the county, those citizens should have a right to know and understand the inner workings of those organizations and if the money and resources are being Read More…
The Meeting: The Grantsville Town Council met Monday, October 7th, 2024 at the City Office for their regularly scheduled meeting. First to address the Council under Citizens Complaints was Robin Mersh of The 1982 Foundation regarding water service on the Avalon Campus. Mr. Mersh, Dennis Spaur and the Mayor have been in conversation regarding the Read More…
Monday, November 13th, 2023 was the first meeting of newly appointed Commissioner Roger Propst who began the meeting by thanking his Commissioners Arthur and Helmick for the professional process that was followed to the letter of the law leaving him as “last man standing,” and the newest Commissioner. Propst told those in attendance that he Read More…
Calhoun Citizens for Accountability met to discuss what topics should be brought before the Calhoun County Commission during their last minute meeting that was called following Commissioner Helmick’s announcement that the Federal Government had caused Calhoun’s loss of the Broadband project that the Commissioners committed $1.2 Million dollars to last year and then failed to Read More…
Calhoun’s Citizens for Accountability met at the Calhoun County Courthouse on Tuesday with evening three items on their agenda for discussion. The Calhoun County Commission will meet this afternoon to proceed with the removal of Sheriff Warren Basnett. Because of their limited agenda, no other action can be taken on the appointment of a permanent Read More…
The Calhoun Citizens for Accountability Group met Thursday evening in the Little Courtroom of Calhoun County Courthouse. A group of growing membership and interest, they are making a difference in Calhoun County through holding leaders accountable for their decisions and making themselves aware of what decisions are being made. Jason Wilson, Calhoun EMS Director was Read More…
