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Board asks Butler County to consider reassigning RACP funds to emergency-services garage project
Summary
The board voted unanimously to send a letter to Butler County asking that RACP funds awarded to the SRU Police/ROTC Project be reassigned to Butler County's Emergency Services Vehicle & Equipment Garage Project.
Supervisor Paul Dickey moved that the Slippery Rock Township Board of Supervisors send a letter to Mark Gordon, Chief of Economic Development and Planning for Butler County, requesting reassignment of RACP funds awarded for the SRU Police/ROTC Project to Butler County’s Emergency Services Vehicle & Equipment Garage Project. Supervisor Jason Allen seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.
The minutes record the direction to send the request; they do not show any county response or detail the dollar amount of the RACP award. The action is limited to forwarding the township’s request to Butler County; any reallocation would require county approval and formal steps outside the township meeting.
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