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Commission approves ARPA closeout resolution and commends staff

City Commission of the City of Altamonte Springs · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Resolution 1474, a fiscal year 2025/26 budget amendment and City Rescue Program to close out American Rescue Plan Act funds, was approved unanimously; City Manager Frank Martz recognized staff for timely, Treasury‑compliant expenditure of ARPA funds.

The Altamonte Springs City Commission unanimously approved Resolution 1474 on Jan. 20, 2026, a fiscal year 2025/26 budget amendment tied to the City Rescue Program and the closeout of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Mayor Pat Bates opened and closed the public hearing with no public testimony, and Commissioner Reece moved to approve the resolution; the motion carried by unanimous roll call.

City Manager Frank Martz recognized multiple city employees and departments for ensuring ARPA funds were expended consistent with U.S. Department of the Treasury guidance and on schedule. He commended Rochelle Croskey, Bruce Doig, the Leisure Services and Public Works teams, Diana Lopez, Chad Elliott and Tara Culver, and the Finance team for their work; Mayor Bates thanked the team for an outstanding job.

The resolution finalizes ARPA reporting and budget adjustments for FY2025/26 as part of the city’s required closeout process. City staff noted the national completion deadline for ARPA‑related projects is 2026 and confirmed the city’s projects were managed to that timeline.

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