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Council Discusses TRCCA Fund Allocation for Grama Center Transition to Community Space

September 27, 2025 | Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah


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Council Discusses TRCCA Fund Allocation for Grama Center Transition to Community Space
Concerns over budget discrepancies and funding allocations took center stage at the Grand County Budget Advisory Board meeting on September 26, 2025. Board members highlighted a significant 69% underutilization of the current year's approved budget, raising alarms about missing information that could impact financial planning.

One key discussion point revolved around the use of Transient Room Tax (TRT) funds, specifically regarding their previous allocation to the Grand County Recreation and Community Center (TRCCA). Members questioned whether these funds were still being utilized for the center, prompting a deeper dive into the potential for reallocating TRT funds to support the center's operations.

The board clarified that while there is a possibility of using TRCCA funds for the center, the decision was made to redirect these resources to areas where they are more appropriately qualified. This shift aims to streamline funding processes and ensure that resources are allocated effectively.

The conversation also touched on the evolving role of the center, which is transitioning from a senior center to a broader community center. This change reflects a growing need for versatile spaces that cater to a wider demographic, further complicating funding strategies.

As the board continues to navigate these financial challenges, the implications of these discussions will be crucial for future budget planning and community resource allocation. The next steps will involve a thorough review of budgetary practices to ensure transparency and effective use of funds moving forward.

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