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Council unanimously approves $500,000 supplement for Habitat for Humanity Soda Creek project
Summary
The Dillon Town Council approved Resolution 34-26, a $500,000 supplemental appropriation to the town’s housing initiative fund to support the Habitat for Humanity Soda Creek project; no public speakers signed up and council approved the resolution by roll call.
The Dillon Town Council voted unanimously to approve Resolution 34-26, series of 2026 — a $500,000 supplemental appropriation to the town’s housing initiative fund to support the Habitat for Humanity Soda Creek project.
Heather Grisella presented the packet materials and explained the appropriation. "The packet tonight is resolution 34-26, which is a $500,000 supplemental appropriation to our housing fund for the Habitat for Humanity Soda Creek project," staff member Heather Grisella said.
No members of the public signed up to speak during the public hearing and the council moved promptly to questions and a roll-call vote. The clerk recorded unanimous approval; the motion carried with all 'Yes' votes.
Why it matters: The appropriation directs $500,000 in town funds to a local affordable-housing project administered with Habitat for Humanity, moving the town’s previously discussed commitment into an approved supplemental appropriation.
Next steps: Staff will implement the appropriation per the resolution language and record the appropriation in the town’s financial records. The council noted the item had been reviewed in a prior work session and that it fulfilled a prior commitment.
