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Health Department reallocates ARPA funds, adds youth programming and partner payments
Summary
The Cleveland County Health Department (The Well) moved ARPA funds between initiatives and approved partner programming, including $10,000 for middle-school cooking classes and $1,050 for paid partner programming, while maintaining an overall ARPA balance of $478,152.95.
The Board approved adjustments to ARPA Project 2.013 administered by the Cleveland County Health Department (The Well). Minutes show movement of previously allocated ARPA funds between initiatives to better utilize remaining funds and the approval of specific partner payments: $1,050 for National Council for Mental Wellbeing paid partner programming and $10,000 for Misung Billins' middle school healthy cooking classes.
The record includes a summary of the project's prior allocations and the resulting remaining balance of $478,152.95. Several program lines were increased or decreased to reflect operational needs, and the changes were recorded as having no effect on the total ARPA project funds.
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