Commissioner says District 1 applying for REAP grant; elevator repairs cited as ADA priority
Summary
Commissioner McClure said District 1 is applying for a REAP grant through NODA that could fund elevator repairs. Because the issue involves ADA access, McClure said the application might move more quickly; no final grant decision or funding amount was recorded in the minutes.
Commissioner Keith McClure told the board that District 1 is applying for a REAP (Rural Economic Action Plan) grant through NODA to fund work that could help fix an elevator, an issue McClure described as related to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility.
McClure said that because the elevator issue is an ADA matter, the application process "may move the application process up quicker." The minutes do not specify the requested grant amount, application status beyond filing, or a project schedule. No formal motion or funding commitment was recorded at the meeting.
If the grant is approved, it could provide funds for elevator repair, but the minutes do not list expected costs, match requirements or timelines; those details would appear in grant application records or future meeting agendas if and when funding is awarded.
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