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Fiscal Court approves $413,000 LARP grant to pave Big Bear Highway
Summary
Marshall County Fiscal Court voted July 2 to approve and sign a resolution and MOA accepting a $413,000 LARP grant to pave Big Bear Highway; the motion passed unanimously.
Marshall County Fiscal Court voted July 2 to approve and sign a resolution and memorandum of agreement accepting a Local Road Aid & Rehabilitation Program (LARP) grant of $413,000 to pave Big Bear Highway.
Judge Spraggs called the special meeting to order at 9:02 a.m., and Commissioner Marty Barrett moved to approve the resolution and MOA; Commissioner Eddie McGuire seconded. The court recorded unanimous approval: "All voted aye. Motion carried." The record identifies the action as authorization for the court to sign the resolution and MOA to accept the grant.
The grant was presented on the agenda as funding specifically designated to pave Big Bear Highway. No additional details about project scheduling, contractor selection, or matching funds were provided in the meeting record. The transcript does not record a timeline for construction or a staff assignment for project management beyond routine implementation steps.
The court’s formal approval of the resolution and MOA authorizes county officials to execute the paperwork necessary to accept the LARP funds. Further administrative steps and any project-level decisions are expected to be handled by county road staff and appear to be subject to later reporting to the Fiscal Court.
