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Monday, August 15, 2022
6:30pm to 8:30pm
1006 New Hampshire, Lawrence
and Zoom
Administrative Items: 6:30-6:45pm
Determine quorum of members, agenda approval
Approval of July meeting minutes… Go to the web page
Due to severe weather, this meeting will be postponed to Monday, June 1stThe Douglas County Food Policy Council (DCFPC) works to identify the benefits, challenges, and opportunities for building a… Go to the web page
To Be Announced
FPC Attendees: Jill Elmers, Carol Gilmore, Elizabeth Stewart, Pattie Johnson, Daniel Poull, Brenna Wulfkuhle, Teresa Flory, Jan Hornberger, Jen Humphrey, Emily Hampton, T.K. Peterson… Go to the web page
Monday, May 16, 2022
6:30pm to 8:30pm
1006 New Hampshire St., Lawrence
and Zoom
Administrative Items: 6:30-6:40pm
Determine quorum of members, agenda approval
Approval of April 18 meeting minutes… Go to the web page
1006 New Hampshire, Lawrence
Or attend virtually:
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Administrative Items
Determine quorum of members, agenda approval
Approval of August… Go to the web page
UPDATE (1/13/2019) -- The January 14 meeting of the Douglas County Food Policy Council has been canceled.
Action Item: Administrative Items
Determine quorum of members, agenda… Go to the web page
The 2019 Legislature faces some very big challenges this year. While state finances are much improved over recent years, there are still significant challenges as the Legislature seeks to fund… Go to the web page
The Douglas County Food Policy Council (DCFPC) works to identify the benefits, challenges, and opportunities for building a successful, sustainable local food system. Its purpose is to advise elected… Go to the web page
Natural and Cultural Heritage Grant Review Session #2This is the second of two planned review meetings of the Heritage Conservation Council to review, discuss, and make recommendations for awards for… Go to the web page
The Douglas County Food Policy Council (DCFPC) works to identify the benefits, challenges, and opportunities for building a successful, sustainable local food system. Its purpose is to advise elected… Go to the web page
Jasmin Moore describes sustainability as “living today like you really believe that there’s going to be a tomorrow.” The definition was developed by a youth group she worked with in Central Arkansas… Go to the web page
Amended Agenda
6:00 P.M. Executive Session to consult with County Counselor.
6:35 P.M. -Convene -Pledge of Allegiance
CONSENT AGENDA(1) (a) Consider approval of… Go to the web page
Two and a half years ago, Anna Witt, 29, was arrested and booked into the Douglas County Correctional Facility. She describes that moment as the darkest point in her life, but also as the turning… Go to the web page
As the Douglas County Building Codes Director, Tina Rakes describes her work as life safety.
She ensures that homes and businesses are built to be safe, sustainable and resilient structures that… Go to the web page
As Director of Criminal Justice Services, Pam Weigand oversees the Juvenile Detention Center, Youth Services and Adult Services. These services include: juvenile intake and assessment, day school,… Go to the web page
Kenneth Reed had hit rock bottom. After nearly a lifetime of struggling with drug addiction and serving time in and out of state prison and county jail, he was again facing charges – this time… Go to the web page
The Douglas County Clerk’s Office is well known for conducting elections. However, it also is responsible for paying all of the county’s bills and employees as well as maintaining current records of… Go to the web page
For 23 years, Jolene Cullen has worked in criminal justice. She has provided service in child abuse investigations, foster care placement, corrections, and house arrest programs. She currently serves… Go to the web page
The Douglas County Food Policy Council (DCFPC) works to identify the benefits, challenges, and opportunities for building a successful, sustainable local food system. Its purpose is to advise elected… Go to the web page
Douglas County owns and operates the 17-acre Wells Overlook Park. Wells Overlook Park is located three miles south of Lawrence and was donated in 1971 to Douglas County by William Wells in honor of… Go to the web page
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