The county is barking down the right path in its efforts to construct a circle driveway at Animal Control.It was estimated $3,000 was needed in additional funds from the county to hire Simerly Excavation to cut through the hill and connect the lower driveway to the upper one. However, Building and Grounds Committee chair Carl E. Bouldin stated the county was broke and Animal Control director Kim Pettrey needed to find most of that money within her budget or through community donations. A follow-up meeting held Tuesday was between the county Building and Grounds Committee, Health and Welfare Committee, and Highway and Bridge Committee.