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New York Mills council accepts $15,000 Rural Capacity Program grant from CEDA

New York Mills City Council · February 11, 2025
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Summary

Council adopted Resolution No. 02-11-2025 acknowledging 150 professional hours and $15,000 awarded by the Community and Economic Development Associates Rural Capacity Program; funds were presented at the Civic & Commerce Community Kick-Off.

The New York Mills City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 02-11-2025 on Feb. 11 acknowledging a Rural Capacity Program award from Community and Economic Development Associates (CEDA) that included 150 professional hours and $15,000 in grant funding.

The resolution notes the city completed and submitted the grant application in November 2023 and that the award was made in February 2024; funds were presented to the city at the 2025 Civic & Commerce Community Kick-Off. Councilmember Grotheer moved to approve the resolution; Maki seconded and the motion passed by unanimous vote.

City Clerk-Treasurer Julie Roberts said the funding and professional hours are intended to support local capacity-building work and that the city will use West Central Initiative and other partners for technical assistance where appropriate. The council did not specify immediate allocations for the $15,000 in grant dollars; further direction to staff or appropriation decisions would appear on subsequent agendas if needed.