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Commission approves rural grants, Duck Creek power work and opts for SRS payment

Kane County Board of Commissioners · June 30, 2026
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Summary

The board approved two rural‑grant projects ($25,000 beautification and $26,490 Duck Creek power site prep) and chose the Secure Rural Schools (SRS) payment option (estimated ~$104,000), keeping the historical 85/3/12 allocation split.

Commissioner Celeste Meyeres presented two projects recommended by the Kane County Economic Opportunity Board using Governor's Office of Economic Development funds: a $25,000 façade/tenant improvement, sign and beautification grant and $26,490 for Duck Creek Village community center power infrastructure site preparation. "Motion to approve the two presented projects of how to spend the Governors Office of Economic Development funding with one of them for $25K for the Beautification Grant and the other for $26,490 for the Duck Creek Village site prep and power installation made by Commissioner Meyeres and motion carried with all commissioners present voting in favor," the record states.

Separately, staff explained Secure Rural Schools options and estimated the SRS payment at "approximately $104,000," which the commission selected over the 1908 Act 25% alternative (about $10,000). The commission retained the customary allocation—85% distributed for schools and roads (split between the school district and the recreation/transportation special service district), 3% to federal agencies and 12% to search and rescue.