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Pawnee County Commissioners will meet at 9 a-m Tuesday morning.
Agenda items include the annual Region V Services and Systems report at 9:15 a-m; Highway Superintendent Chris Rauner meets with Commissioners at 10 a-m. The board will discuss a 2012 Used Tire Collection event and review a letter from the Pawnee County Road Department regarding roadside brush.
Commissioners will also review the Southeast Area Drug Enforcement Task Force interlocal agreement; the Blue Cross / Blue Shield health insurance applications and a special liquor license request for June 8th and 9th for the annual ABATE event at Riverside Campground near DuBois.
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