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Coosa County approves CDBG-CV payment request and de-obligates $57,418 after ADECA finds disallowed costs
Summary
The Coosa County Commission authorized the chairman to sign a CDBG-CV payment request and passed a resolution to return $57,418.50 after the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) determined some costs were disallowed. The vote passed despite one commissioneropposing.
The Coosa County Commission on March 11 authorized Chairman Lamar Daugherty to sign a CARES Act CDBG-CV payment request and adopted a resolution to de-obligate $57,418.50 that ADECA identified as disallowed costs.
Commissioner John Forbus moved to approve the payment request and Vice-Chair Brandon Davis seconded. Commissioner Bertha K. McElrath recorded her opposition on the motion, but the motion and the subsequent resolution passed. The payment request document records a contract total of $177,790.81 and lists $57,131.25 as funds shown as returned or disallowed in the request narrative; the adopted resolution cites a de-obligation figure of $57,418.50 to be returned to ADECA.
County documents in the meeting packet itemize project budgets tied to the CDBG-CV contract (acquisition/rehabilitation, equipment, and public services) and show activity and completion percentages. The resolution authorizes the chairman to work with the East Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission to complete the remaining eligible activities and to remit the de-obligated funds to ADECA.
The form and the resolution reference the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs and the CDBG-CV grant terms; the payment request is dated in the packet with a March 11, 2025 signature line for the chairman. The record shows the commission voted to approve both the payment request and the ADECA-required resolution during the meeting.
