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NewsJanuary 22, 2021

Cape Girardeau County commissioners approved the use of $10,000 from the capital improvement fund to go toward a needs analysis survey for a proposed community college in the Cape Girardeau area. Rich Payne, chairman of the Committee for Affordable Technical Education, said the committee has already raised $80,000 of the $98,375 needed to fund a needs analysis survey to create the 13th community college in Missouri...

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Sarah Yenesel ~ Southeast Missourian

Cape Girardeau County commissioners approved the use of $10,000 from the capital improvement fund to go toward a needs analysis survey for a proposed community college in the Cape Girardeau area.

Rich Payne, chairman of the Committee for Affordable Technical Education, said the committee has already raised $80,000 of the $98,375 needed to fund a needs analysis survey to create the 13th community college in Missouri.

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"If you guys could assist with $10,000, I'd be happy," Payne said. "That would support what has happened, and I think, with some other funding, it will finish it off. If you guys would support it, that puts us at $90,000, and I would have $8,375 left on the table."

In other business Thursday, commissioners:

  • Approved a bid for $23,150 to Hutchinson Recreation and Design of St. Louis to install playground equipment and rubber mulch surfacing at Cape County Park North.
  • Approved the addition of terms and conditions to the tax-bill mailing project.
  • Approved the payment of an additional $10,747 to W.E. Walker-Lakenan Insurance to cover the inclusion of equipment coverage and changes made to the county's policy.
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