During a recent meeting, the Liberal City Commission in the United States discussed and approved several key initiatives. They authorized the sale of General Obligation Temporary Notes for the Solar Project, showcasing their dedication to renewable energy ventures. The approval of the RHID District for Larry and Hickory Streets indicates a potential development that could lead to the creation of 70 lots, fostering growth in the area. Additionally, the Commission approved the purchase of Varsity Scoreboards for the Recreation Center, further enhancing recreational facilities for residents. The City is also in talks with Apex Clean Energy to potentially establish a Gigawatt Scale Green Hydrogen Facility, with initial discussions involving the purchase of the City's wastewater effluent. This move towards green hydrogen signifies a progressive approach to sustainable energy solutions. Furthermore, discussions with Dairy Queen franchisees regarding the Community Improvement District, along with support for the Community Health Fair, demonstrate the City's commitment to public health and community well-being.