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Commissioners approve Resolution 2510 to route state housing funds to local housing authority
Summary
The board approved Resolution 2510 to accept funds from a state senate bill to bolster local housing assistance; commissioners recorded no firm dollar amount in the meeting packet but discussed program eligibility and next steps to forward the signed resolution to the housing authority.
The Treasure County Commissioners approved Resolution 2510, which directs funds received through a state senate bill toward housing-related assistance administered through the local housing authority.
Commissioner (S4) introduced the item and Commissioner (S1) moved to accept the resolution. Commissioner (S4) seconded, and the board approved the resolution by voice vote; staff will forward the signed resolution to the housing authority and ensure Julie Emmons receives a copy.
Commissioners discussed that the funds are intended to support down-payment assistance and other housing programs but acknowledged that eligibility requirements may mean local residents will or will not qualify. Commissioner (S1) said the exact amount was unclear in the packet — “It was like 40,000? I think we were at 65,000, somewhere in there” — and staff noted the amount will be confirmed once records are available.
The board took the action to ensure the county can route the funds to the housing authority; staff will complete necessary signatures and routing steps.
