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Hibbing reallocates ARPA funds to cover additional Mind View costs and obligate remaining dollars
Summary
The council approved Resolution 24-0908 to commit remaining American Rescue Plan Act funds to the Mind View project after staff reported $164,426 in additional expenses and requested a reallocation of roughly $13.14 million to meet the ARPA obligation deadline of Dec. 31, 2024.
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Hibbing’s council voted to reallocate remaining American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to the Mind View project and related commitments to ensure all ARPA funds are obligated by a Dec. 31, 2024 deadline.
Finance Director/Treasurer Sheena Momin told the council she reconciled ARPA sources and uses and identified $164,426 in Mind View costs incurred since April 1 that require funding. She requested a reallocation of $13,138,996.03 to satisfy obligation rules and avoid returning unspent funds. “This would meet the ARPA requirements for obligating funds by the 12/31/2024 deadline, and it would eliminate any chance that the city would have to return any of the unspent funds,” Momin said.
Council approved Resolution 24-0908 by voice vote. The action directs staff to reallocate previously committed ARPA balances toward Mind View and to continue reconciling remaining ARPA projects and timelines.

