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Bradford allocates $2,000 in ARPA funds for recreation and tasks manager to investigate bridge and ditching needs
Summary
The Select Board recorded receiving $120,000 in ARPA funds (including $25,000 for townwide internet and $2,000 for the recreation department), approved a $2,000 allocation for playground equipment, and asked the town manager to investigate using ARPA for Middle Road bridge repairs and ditching.
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The Town of Bradford reviewed American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and approved a motion on Sept. 16 to allocate $2,000 to replace old playground equipment and to authorize further investigation into using ARPA funds for Middle Road bridge repairs and ditching.
Minutes state the town received $120,000 in ARPA funds; $25,000 was earmarked for townwide internet and $2,000 for the recreation department. Chris (town manager) requested permission to investigate uses of ARPA money for the Middle Road bridge, ditching, and playground improvements. Ed moved to allocate $2,000 for playground equipment and to ask Chris to investigate the bridge and ditching; Carlene seconded and the motion passed 4-0. The minutes note ARPA money needs to be dedicated by the end of the year.
No detailed budget breakdown beyond the earmarks recorded in the minutes was provided in the meeting record.
