County officials approve internal loans for urban renewal project funding

The Worth County Board of Supervisors made a significant move during their recent meeting, approving a resolution to authorize internal loans aimed at funding urban renewal projects. This decision is part of a broader $6 million plan to enhance county facilities, reflecting the board's commitment to ongoing development in the area.

During the meeting, a board member emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum on the urban renewal plan, stating, "Keep the projects going that have to do with the urban renewal plan amendment." The board discussed strategies to manage finances effectively, including a temporary measure to utilize funds from Highway 105 to save on interest costs. The member assured that the funds would be replenished promptly, with a certification deadline set for December 1.

The resolution was met with unanimous support, as board members voted in favor without any opposition. The swift approval highlights the board's focus on advancing infrastructure improvements and revitalizing the community.

As the meeting concluded, the board expressed optimism about the future of the urban renewal projects, signaling a proactive approach to enhancing Worth County's facilities and services. The next steps will involve implementing the approved funding strategy and ensuring timely execution of the planned projects.