The company that was hired to destroy the chemical weapons at the Blue Grass Army Depot is helping provide mental health services in central Kentucky. Late last week, Bechtel-Parsons Blue Grass awarded $300,000 to Baptist Health Richmond to expand behavioral health services.
Ron Hink is the outgoing project manager at Bechtel-Parsons. He said this is part of what he calls an “endearing gift” to the area as the company makes plans to move out.
