(KLZA) Richardson County Commissioners are scheduled to participate in the Cooper Nuclear Plant drill on Tuesday morning. Due to the drill, the weekly Commission meeting has been pushed back to begin at 1:15 p-m at the Richardson County Courthouse.
Agenda items for the meeting include a 1:45 appointment with members of the Richardson County Historical Society. An update on road and bridge maintenance from Highway Superintendent Scott Huppert is scheduled for 2 p-m.
Commissioners will also consider wage increases for the Road Department Foremen and the Road Department Administrative Assistant.
A number of budget requests for the 2012-13 fiscal year will be reviewed and Village of Shubert Emergency Sirens will be discussed.
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