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Daniels County approves $54,400 matching payment for courthouse historic grant
Summary
Daniels County commissioners voted Feb. 17 to sign a letter committing $54,400 in matching funds for a courthouse historic-preservation grant; the full grant award amount was discussed only roughly during the meeting.
Daniels County commissioners on Feb. 17 voted to sign a letter agreeing to provide $54,400 in matching funds to support a historic-preservation grant for the county courthouse.
The motion to approve the county’s matching contribution was made and seconded during the meeting; commissioners recorded the vote and the motion carried. The grant application was presented to the commission by way of a letter from John Box, and commissioners discussed whether contractors would be available to perform the work before committing county funds.
Commissioners noted the total grant award was not read into the record in detail; participants described the prospective grant as “a couple hundred grand” during the discussion but did not state a precise award amount. The county will sign the required letter to lock in the matching pledge and proceed with the grant application process.
The next procedural step recorded at the meeting was to finalize the written authorization (signatures) so the application could be submitted with the county’s matching- funds commitment.
