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Boone County accepts completion of ARPA-funded fiber project and authorizes $50,000 payment to Stealth Broadband
Summary
The Boone County Board of Commissioners accepted certification of completion for an ARPA-funded fiber project and authorized remitting the previously obligated $50,000 to Stealth Broadband; the motion passed unanimously.
The Boone County Board of Commissioners on March 9 accepted a Nebraska Public Service Commission certification that Stealth Broadband completed a previously obligated American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) fiber optic project and authorized remitting the $50,000 payment tied to that project. The motion to accept the certification and remit payment was made by Commissioner Jon Lindgren and seconded by Commissioner Brian J. Yosten; the board voted unanimously to approve the payment.
The board noted the $50,000 had been obligated to Stealth Broadband during the March 18, 2024 meeting as an ARPA project funding commitment. No additional conditions or offsets were recorded in the minutes. Commissioners did not attach further follow-up steps beyond authorizing payment and accepting the certification of completion.
The authorization concludes the county’s payment obligation on the project as recorded at the March 9 meeting. The board continued other agenda business after the vote.
