Union County authorizes ARPA memoranda and reassigns about $155,000 to local projects including Buffalo Peak upgrades
The board authorized an ARPA memorandum-of-agreement process and approved reassigning roughly $155,000 of unobligated ARPA funds to cover local needs including engineering for a Public Works equipment building, a SAR electronics room, security cameras and Buffalo Peak Golf Course upgrades.
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Administrative Officer Shelley Burgess told the commission that Union County must obligate ARPA funds by Dec. 31, 2024, and expend them by Dec. 31, 2026. To meet obligation deadlines, Burgess presented a memorandum‑of‑agreement (MOA) approach to document commitments for approved projects that are not yet under contract.
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