Senate backs $5 million competitive grant program for senior centers
The Montana Senate concurred with House Bill 182 to create a competitive, one-time senior citizen center grant program with a $5 million appropriation and dollar-for-dollar matching requirement; senators debated administrative costs and eligibility limits before the measure passed 30-20.
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The Montana Senate on March 21 concurred with House Bill 182, a bill to create a one-time competitive grant program that would provide up to $5 million for capital construction, maintenance, repairs and equipment purchases at senior citizen centers statewide. Senator Steven Novak moved concurrence; the Senate voted 30 in favor and 20 opposed.
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