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Commission approves $312,379 in local matching funds for Lyon County Area Transportation

Lyon County Commission · October 30, 2025
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Summary

The Lyon County Commission approved certification and signature authority for LCAT grant submission, a $295,379 operating match for FY2027 and up to $17,000 (not to exceed $20,000) for a ramp-accessible mini-van, combining to a $312,379 mill-levy commitment.

The Lyon County Commission on Oct. 30 approved a set of local matches and commitments to support Lyon County Area Transportation (LCAT) for the 2027 state fiscal year. Commissioners authorized certification of local funding sources and signature authority for grant submission, approved an operating and administrative local match of $295,379 and approved a capital match of $17,000 (not to exceed $20,000) for a ramp-accessible mini-van. The board recorded the motions as passed on unanimous 3–0 votes.

LCAT representative Shane Brunner presented the request and asked the commission to approve both the operating match and the capital outlay for a new accessible mini-van. The motion to approve the annual local matching funds of $295,379 for operating and administrative funding passed (Bartel/Peck 3-0). The board separately approved $17,000 (not to exceed $20,000) from Capital Outlay 017-00-9007 for the purchase of a ramp-accessible mini-van (Peck/Bartel 3-0). Commissioners also authorized signing a letter of commitment that combines the amounts to $312,379 to be drawn from the mill levy for the 2027 fiscal year.

Commissioners did not record additional conditions attached to the commitments in the transcript. The actions recorded are procedural approvals to support LCAT's grant submissions and capital purchase; any disbursement will follow the county's standard procurement and payment processes.