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Treasurer reports ARPA progress, remaining sanitation and broadband projects and opioid fund disbursement planning
Summary
County treasurer reported that most ARPA obligations are near completion with two remaining projects (sanitation and broadband), noted a jail-grant carryover of $30,061 and said the county's opioid fund holds just under $700,000; a workshop will be convened to decide disbursements.
Montgomery County's treasurer (identified in the transcript as Samantha) told the fiscal court on July 15 that the county has mostly obligated its ARPA funds, with two projects — sanitation and broadband — remaining and combined obligations noted in the treasurer's report. The treasurer said a final payment for the new senior center remains to be made and that, after that payment, only those two projects will remain open.
Samantha reported the jail combined grant has a carryover of $30,061 to go into July, and she listed upcoming filings: quarterly federal tax filings, local taxes, the DLG (Department for Local Government) report, unemployment report and other routine filings. She said the annual treasurer settlement is complete and on file and available to the public upon request.
On opioid-related funds, the treasurer said the county has just under $700,000 in its opioid fund and that the county has received five requests for disbursements; she said she will convene a workshop to present those requests and decide allocation amounts before notifying applicants and proceeding with disbursements.
The treasurer closed by inviting questions and confirming documentation is available for public review.
