County seeks grant‑admin services to pursue Texas GLO Mitigation Reallocation funds
Chambers County authorized procurement for professional grant administration to pursue Texas General Land Office Mitigation Reallocation Program (MRP) funds to support infrastructure projects including drainage and road work; staff said funds are not LMI‑restricted and the county will only submit an application when ready.
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The court authorized staff to initiate procurement for professional grant administration services to pursue funding through the Texas General Land Office's Mitigation Reallocation Program (MRP). Sam (identified as the county's economic development and grant management director) briefed the court on MRP (formerly called DIRP), explaining the program funnels unused mitigation dollars back into a competitive pool and that the county wanted to prepare an application ahead of the NOFO.
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