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Commissioners obligate $621,910.20 in ARP funds for county highway project
Summary
On Dec. 17 the Washington County commissioners voted to obligate $621,910.20 in remaining ARP funds to a county highway department project ahead of the U.S. Treasury obligation deadline of Dec. 31, 2024. The motion passed unanimously.
The Washington County Board of Commissioners voted on Dec. 17 to obligate $621,910.20 in American Rescue Plan funds to a Washington County Highway Department project to meet the U.S. Department of the Treasury obligation deadline of Dec. 31, 2024.
Attorney April Geltmaker read the resolution to the board and Commissioner Phillip Marshall moved to approve the allocation; Commissioner Rick Roberts seconded and the motion passed. The resolution and the deadline were described in the meeting as the reason for acting before year-end.
The board recorded the precise amount — $621,910.20 — and the vote to obligate the funds. The meeting minutes note the Treasury's rules and timelines for obligation and expenditure as the governing constraint for the county's action. The resolution was adopted at the Dec. 17 session and no dissent or amendments were reported.
