The Greene County Board of Supervisors met Monday in regular session.

During open forum, Environmental Health Administrator Chuck Wenthold told the Board that road construction for the Mid-American wind turbine project will start next month and the towers will arrive starting in June. Following a discussion, the Board agreed that Greene County Sheriff Jack Williams should apply for Louis Dreyfus funds to partially fund replacing the front desk glass partition with bullet-proof glass.

The Board then approved the first reading to set 20 ordinances for the Greene County Code of Ordinances finalization, as well as the County Treasurer’s investment report of $4,822,818 and issuing 160 driver’s licenses in February. Treasurer Donna Lawson was also recognized for her 30 years of service as treasurer.

Finally, County Engineer Wade Weiss said the bells for the Mahanay Bell Tower are due to arrive in mid-May to be re-installed for the four-octave carillon. He also reported that the overpass bridge in Grand Junction is still on schedule to be replaced with the start date of April 3rd.