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Alamance commissioners approve applications for school capital grants, authorize Graham High canopy replacement
Summary
The board voted unanimously to authorize five applications for state school-based capital grants and to release local repair-and-renovation (R&R) funds for demolition and replacement of the Graham High School covered walkway system.
The Alamance County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to authorize staff to apply for five state school-based capital grant projects and separately approved releasing county repair-and-renovation funds to replace the deteriorating covered walkway system at Graham High School.
County staff presented the grant applications as needs-based requests for state funds that require a local match. A staff presenter said the county is classified by the state as a “tier 2” county for grant competition and that the county will continue to apply in hopes that residual funds may be awarded after tier 1 allocations. He listed one roof project and four HVAC projects as the five applications and described the local matches and potential savings to the county if grants are awarded.
The presentation noted…
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