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Board obligates remaining ARPA balance for fire training center and complex improvements

Nottoway County Board of Supervisors · November 22, 2024
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Summary

Board approved obligating $59,887.66 in unobligated ARPA funds — $10,000 for the fire training center and $49,008.87 for environmental improvements to a county complex — to avoid returning funds to the federal government.

The Nottoway County Board of Supervisors approved staff’s recommendation to obligate $59,887.66 of remaining ARPA funds before the county’s obligation deadline. The allocation divides the balance into $10,000 for the fire training center and $49,008.87 for environmental improvements to an existing county complex.

At the meeting county staff explained that the unobligated ARPA balance stood at $59,887.66 and recommended the split to address training and environmental priorities. A supervisor moved to obligate the funds as proposed and the motion passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition.

Why it matters: Obligating these federal recovery funds before the deadline preserves the county’s ability to use the money for local projects rather than returning it. Staff will execute the obligation and follow procurement and reporting requirements tied to ARPA.