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Oak Ridge police chief says city selected for $750,000 Ag Commission grant
Summary
Chief Bill Weatherly told the council the city was selected for a three-quarter-million-dollar grant from the Ag Commission and expects to receive the funds in February; the council awaits details on eligible uses.
Chief Bill Weatherly reported that Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller called to inform the city it had been selected for a three-quarter-million-dollar grant from the Ag Commission. "We will receive it in February and at that time we should have the full scope on where the funds are eligible to be spent," Weatherly said.
Weatherly delivered the grant announcement as part of the police department update; the minutes do not record any immediate council vote or allocation decisions tied to the grant. The council will consider the grant scope and allowable expenditures after the city receives formal notice and documentation.
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