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Susie Lindsay joined ASCOG in November, 2006, working with the AAA, and later transferring to CED. She goes out of her way to assist those who call or come to the office. She maintains a very professional attitude and has developed a good rapport with the communities and businesses with which she comes in contact. | |
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FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and two legislators hosted a work shop in Oklahoma City Feb. 19 for fire departments, cities, and volunteers to provide knowledge for requesting aid and reimbursement after disasters. After the ice storm, this should be very informative.
Departments that received 80/20 grants are now in full swing and will be used to purchase equipment or adding onto the existing buildings. The additions will be for class rooms, rest rooms or truck bays. | |
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The next free Ombudsman Volunteer training is on March 7-8, 2010, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Canadian Valley Technology Center, Conference Room 1, 1401 Michigan, Chickasa. Please contact Ruben Sotelo or Vonn Saltzman for further information. | |
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ASCOG through the Biosolid Removal and Beneficial Reuse Program (BRBRP) removes biosolids from waste-water facilities and applies the material to land requiring remediation. The waste is normally biosolids from a sewage treatment lagoon but any non-hazardous organic material could qualify for the program. For more information contact Stan Rice at ASCOG. | |
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The final cleanup report was submitted to EPA on January 26 for the former Southwestern hospital asbestos abatement project completed December 9, 2009. A total of $513,799 was expended on the cleanup project and a least 50 truckloads of asbestos materials and waste were disposed of in the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) approved asbestos landfill located at Alex, Ok. | |
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9 a.m., Monday, March 8 at the Grady County Commissioners meeting for:
- Grady County District 1 - $45,000 for engineering for the Amber lagoons
- Alex - $45,000 to finish the water tower
- Amber - $45,000 for fire hydrants and gate valves
- Verden - $20,000 to finish their lagoons
4 p.m., Tuesday, March 9, at the Comanche's City Council Chambers for:
- Comanche - $45,000 for street improvements
6 a.m., Wednesday, March 10, at the Hollister First Baptist Church for:
- Hollister - $45,000 for maintenance tractor and implements
9 a.m., Monday, March 15, at the McClain County Commissioners meeting for:
- McClain County Districts 1 & 3 - $59,913 for a skid steer
- Dibble - $55,000 for water engineering
5 p.m., Tuesday, March 16, at the Walters City Council Chambers for:
- Walters - $40,000 for ADA Improvements to the Bathhouse
- Cotton County Districts 1 & 3 - $55,000 for a 3/4 ton work truck
9 a.m., Monday, March 22, at the Comanche County Commissioners meeting for:
- Fletcher - $45,000 to renovate a former grocery store into a community center
- Cache - $45,000 for sewer engineering
- Medicine Park - $45,000 for bunker gear
11 a.m., Monday, April 5, at the Eakly Town Council Chambers for:
- Eakly - $45,000 for a new water well
7 p.m., Monday, April 5, at the Addington Community Center for:
- Addington - $45,000 to correct a drainage problem
Mayors and the Chairman of the County Commissioners Board are the only individuals that can execute the contracts for the grant recipients. | |
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