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Splash pad prioritized but funding uncertain; ARPA deadlines shape plan

August 17, 2024 | Talent, Jackson County, Oregon


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Splash pad prioritized but funding uncertain; ARPA deadlines shape plan
Committee members and staff discussed funding strategies for park projects, including a proposed splash pad at Chuck Roberts Park, and the constraints imposed by ARPA deadlines.

Speaker 1 said the budget does not include grant revenues unless staff expects awards by September. Staff described a possible transfer and the need to consider alternative locations or sizing for tennis courts if funds shift. Speaker 2 reported receiving a list of potential water-conservation grants from the Medford Water Commission and said staff will pursue those opportunities.

Speaker 3 reminded the committee that ARPA-funded projects must be committed by Dec. 31 of the current calendar year and fully spent by Dec. 31, 2026, which influenced staff’s decision to prioritize the splash pad in planning. Staff said the plan remains fluid, and final funding decisions will depend on grant outcomes and other emerging priorities.

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