US EditionRescue Squad, other nonprofits also defended during public hearing
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Rescue Squad, other nonprofits also defended during public hearing
Another substantial bloc of Monday’s audience spoke up in defense of the nonprofit organizations that been nicked by the county manager’s pen. Meredith Peffley, the executive director of Crossroads, pressed the commissioners to retain her group’s allocation, which amounted to $75,000 in the county’s current annual budget. Meredith Peffley “Crossroads works hand in hand with essential employees who are employed by government entities. . . in a mu…
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