Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
County Aims To Sell Property After Kimball Health Services Moves Into New Facility
After the old Kimball hospital property is appraised, Kimball County will be looking to sell it. Efforts are underway for control of the facility to transition from Kimball Health Service back to the county.
Officials from Kimball Health Services and Kimball County Commissioner Carl Stander met on Jan. 4 to make preparations for the transition of the old hospital building back to county control.
Although the county always owned the property, a quit claim deed will "wipe the slate clean" and solidify the fact that Kimball Health Services has no interest or claim on the building, officials said.
The hospital property was acquired on Dec. 29, 1948, for a sum of $1,200 from the Alfred Forsling estate. The property included lots 7-12 of block 9, Clarkson Addition.
The intention of the county is to put...