Summary map of Grove areas considered for redistricting

Several neighbors have asked for a map that describes the areas considered for transfer from the Grove's District-2 commissioner, Ken Russell.  As the areas are still in flux and can change during any commission meeting, those areas that have been considered are presented in the map that follows.
What will happen at the next Commission meeting Thursday 3/24 at 2:30?  Who knows?



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