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Commissioners approve $27,498.90 ARPA addendum for septic replacement program

5092404 · June 27, 2025
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Summary

The Monroe County Board of Commissioners approved an addendum reallocating $27,498.90 in federal State and Local Fiscal Recovery (ARPA) funds to the county septic replacement program, updating a memorandum of understanding with the Monroe County Health Board.

The Monroe County Board of Commissioners on June 26 approved an addendum reallocating $27,498.90 in federal State and Local Fiscal Recovery (ARPA) funds to the county septic replacement program.

County officials said the funds became available after a settlement reduced needs in another ARPA-funded project and may be re-obligated to septic replacement under the ARPA/state and local fiscal recovery funding rules. The addendum updates the memorandum of understanding between the Monroe County Board of Commissioners and the Monroe County Board of Health to reflect the reallocation.

The commissioners moved and seconded the addendum during the meeting; a roll call recorded all three commissioners voting yes and the motion passed 3-0. There were no public comments on the item. Officials described this as a re-obligation of funds rather than new spending authority. The motion as presented to the board stated: “I would like to move to approve an addendum to the MOU between the Monroe County Board of Commissioners and the Monroe County Health Board regarding septic replacement.”

Commissioners emphasized that the funds are coming from the county’s ARPA allocation and are intended for the septic replacement program only. No new appropriation beyond that re-obligation was described during the meeting.

The board did not identify a timeline for deployment of the funds in the public discussion; commissioners voted to approve the addendum and the item concluded with a 3-0 roll call.

Looking ahead, staff and the Monroe County Board of Health will administer the septic replacement program funds under the terms of the amended MOU and applicable ARPA guidance.