- Community Action Services and Food Bank will close on Sunday, Nov. 1, affecting 20,000 people.
- CEO Caitlin Rangel expressed sadness over the closure’s impact on community needs.
- Utah County Commissioner Skyler Beltran blamed financial mismanagement for the closure, not government support.
PROVO — Starting Sunday, Nov. 1, families will no longer be able to receive help from Community Action Services and Food Bank.
The nonprofit organization said its doors will remain closed until further notice while its board of trustees determines the best course of action.
The organization’s CEO, Caitlin Rangel, said Friday, “Our greatest sadness is knowing that the need for these services has not gone away.”…