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EMC donates car to Henry County Senior Services

A car donated by Snapping Shoals EMC will help Meals on Wheels deliveries in Henry County.
A car donated by Snapping Shoals EMC will help Meals on Wheels deliveries in Henry County.
By Monroe Roark
Oct 28, 2018

The Henry County Board of Commissioners voted at its Oct. 16 regular meeting to approve a resolution to accept a donation of a 2005 Chevrolet Impala from Snapping Shoals EMC for the Henry County Senior Services Department.

The vehicle will be used to deliver food through its Meals on Wheels program to senior adults in Henry County. Meals on Wheels is one of several programs, services and activities the Senior Services Department offers to senior residents of the county along with its four senior centers —Bear Creek, Heritage, Hidden Valley and Locust Grove — that are open weekdays.

For more information, visit henrycounty-ga.org. Senior Services link can be found under the Departments tab.

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