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(KLZA)-- Pawnee County Commissioners met with County officials Tuesday to discuss COVID procedures.
Following a discussion, the Board voted unanimously to remove the signs on the outer doors of the Pawnee County Courthouse asking the public to wear masks and use hand sanitizer.
County Clerk Candi Nicholas met with the Board to discuss the more than half-million dollars Pawnee County received in COVID American Rescue Plan Act funds.
Commissioners approved a resolution to track the federal funds. The monies cannot be used for road or bridge infrastructure.
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