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Board approves $15,236 in ARPA funds for consultant's final invoice
Summary
Supervisors approved spending $15,236 in ARPA funds to cover part of MSA's final invoice and moved the claim out of the consent agenda for separate payment; staff said other parts of the invoice would be paid from regular budgets.
The Warren County Board voted to authorize $15,236 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to pay part of MSA's final invoice.
Finance staff (speaker 7, later introduced as Megan) told the board the county had originally approved $200,000 in ARPA funds for the project and that the $15,236 is the portion to be charged to ARPA. Staff noted some additional, smaller invoices listed in an email ($275.91) and said other invoice portions would be paid from the department's regular budget. "So we've already paid I think it's, 200,000 that was originally approved for ARPA funds, and then she had discussed that she was getting a final invoice for this 15,236," a staff member explained during discussion. A motion to approve the ARPA expenditure passed on a roll-call vote.
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