with Municipal Aggregation Already on The November Ballot, County Board Accepts Help To Educate Users
A month ago the Macon County Board decided to move ahead and go forward with a municipal aggregation program for unincorporated Macon County. Last night, they agreed on getting some help in order to provide the public with better knowledge. Dean Nicol, the Director of Aggregation Business with Integrys says this pre-education is vital to the programs success…
Nicols says they plan to start putting a team together as soon as today in order to get information out on a timely manner. Voting for this plan will be put on the November election ballot.
