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Horry County committee approves $700,000 in ARPA interest awards for behavioral services, nonprofits and seniors
Summary
County staff recommended—and the committee approved—using accrued ARPA interest to fund three projects: $500,000 for the new Behavioral Services Department, $50,000 for Giving Hope Gardens in Loris, and $150,000 for the Council on Aging, a total of $700,000.
Horry County staff on Monday asked the committee to approve using accrued interest on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to support three county priorities, and members voted in favor by voice vote.
Beth Tranner, a county staff member, told the committee the proposal would allocate $500,000 to provide core funding for the newly formed Behavioral Services Department, $50,000 to Giving Hope Gardens, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Loris…
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