(KNZA)--Brown County Services for the Elderly Director Lori Gray has announced she plans to retire next month.
Gray submitted a letter to the Brown County Commission Monday informing them of her decision to take early retirement.
Her last day will be October 30.
Gray has worked for Brown County for almost 18 years.
The Commission voted to advertise the job opening for two weeks and interview applicants at their October 19 meeting.
In other business, the Commission further discussed a resolution that would prohibit semis from “ Jake-braking” or engine breaking on roads within the county.
Vigil Wiltz, who lives just south of the Hiawatha city limits along U.S. 73, requested the commission take the action at their September 14 meeting.
County Attorney Kevin Hill sent a sample resolution to Commissioners for their review.
Commissioner Rich Lehmkuhl said he will consult with Sheriff John Merchant as to which roads he suggests be included in the resolution.
The matter was tabled until the Commission's September 30 meeting.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Montana man faces additional charge in teen runaway case
Rural Horton man charged in beating case
Hiawatha City Administrator resigns
Hiawatha house selected for state historic register
Montana man, teen runaway, found in Atchison; rape arrest follows
Meriden man jailed in Jackson Co on multiple drug charges
Commission rejects KDOT road diet proposal
Atchison Co's Lanter named as Valley Falls City Admin
Information sought on Jackson Co crash
Botched scooter escape sends Atchison man to jail
Student safety behind Eplee legislation
New Marysville city administrator selected
Public hearing set on land transfer petition
LV officers cleared in fatal Platte Co, MO shooting
KS presidential preference primary Tuesday
Three arrested in Horton drug bust
City commission approves two repair projects
LATEST STORIES
Three arrested in Horton drug bust
Awards earned during Atchison's St. Pat's bash
Four to receive Peru State Excellence Awards
Be aware of potential tax scams
Pott Co Sheriff's Office investigating business burglary
KS presidential preference primary Tuesday
Public hearing set on land transfer petition