Graham County board adopts 80/20 split to distribute Secure Rural Schools funds
The Graham County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to allocate newly received Secure Rural Schools funds using an 80% population / 20% public‑lands formula after staff described the federal payment and presented two distribution options.
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Graham County on March 16 approved a staff‑recommended formula to distribute recently received Secure Rural Schools (SRS) payments, opting for an 80% population / 20% acreage split among the county'''s school districts.
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