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(KAIR)--The Atchison County Commission is taking County business on the road Tuesday, holding a mobile meeting at the conclusion of their regular courthouse session.
According to a release, "the purpose of the "mobile meeting" will be to view right-of-way connections and other road and bridge concerns."
The release adds that the on-location presentation will be made by County Road and Bridge Superintendent Joe Snyder.
The tour will be informational only, with the meeting to adjourn immediately following completion of on-site viewing.
Tuesday's regular meeting will begin at 10:00 at the Atchison County Courthouse, with the mobile meeting to immediately follow.
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