A committee of Reed City council members will be formed to discuss sharing resources, such as street sweepers or other materials, with the City of Evart. Reed City Mayor Bonnie Danzeisen said the two cities are not considering sharing personnel resources, as was incorrectly reported in last week’s Herald Review. The Herald Review apologizes for this error.
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