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Commissioners approve ARPA reallocation for Heartland Community Action Program projects
Summary
The board approved Resolution No. 11 to change previously authorized uses of ARPA funds granted to Heartland Community Action Program (formerly JobSource), reallocating leftover funds to completed and feasible local projects listed in the resolution.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution No. 11 to change the authorized use of leftover ARPA funds awarded previously to JobSource, now operating as Heartland Community Action Program.
Chair summarized that one project funded by the county was completed while another was found infeasible during due diligence, leaving funds that Heartland requested be moved to other listed projects. Doug, asked to summarize, described completed and remaining needs including exterior apartment work at the New Mounds property, furnishing needs, and a pavilion at the 319 Cottage property; he said some renovation work at Sycamore House is expected to finish mid-September. The resolution was moved, seconded, and approved by voice vote.
The board recorded the approval as a formal resolution to reallocate ARPA funds; staff noted the change will be documented in the county's records and next steps include ensuring project completion and financial closeout.
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