Mills County Supervisors to consider sale of veterans affairs building
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Updated Oct 5
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What happened
The Mills County Board of Supervisors is expected to consider a resolution authorizing the disposal of property in Glenwood by sealed bid. Supervisor Jack Sayers commented that the sale of the former county veterans affairs building makes good fiscal sense. The county currently spends between $10,000 and $20,000 annually on utilities and maintenance for the stand-alone building.
From kmaland.com
Why it matters
The county is moving to dispose of the property, which is expected to result in annual savings for Mills County related to utilities and maintenance costs. The supervisors previously approved relocating the veterans affairs office to a county annex building.
From kmaland.com
Who's involved
- SayersSupervisor who commented on the county's fiscal sense regarding the property sale.
- Mills CountyCounty considering the disposal of the property to realize annual savings.