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Nobles County extends community subsidy dollars to Rushmore for daycare project
Summary
The Board approved an extension of Rushmore’s community subsidy funds to support a pending DEED childcare grant application; minutes show Rushmore retains $42,659.66 of an original $90,909.00 allocation.
The Nobles County Board on Dec. 5 approved an extension of community subsidy funding to the City of Rushmore to support a childcare project tied to a pending Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) grant application.
County staff reported that Rushmore has $42,659.66 remaining from an original allocation of $90,909.00 drawn from a countywide pool of $1,000,000 allocated for community infrastructure projects. Rushmore is awaiting DEED funding for the project; the requested extension will allow use of local subsidy funds in conjunction with pending state assistance. The Board approved the extension (motion: Bob Paplow; second: Justin Ahlers).
The minutes list the amounts remaining and the funding context; they do not provide a contract or project timeline for completion of new daycare slots.
