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Commissioners approve multiple ARPA change orders for county projects
Summary
The board authorized four ARPA‑funded change orders — two involving Turnstone Corporation projects (Nursing Home and Temple Street), one for Veterans Development Corporation at the County Complex, and a two‑way communications change order for the Sheriff’s Office — all approved by voice vote.
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At the March 4 meeting the Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners authorized several change orders tied to ARPA projects across county facilities.
Commissioners authorized the Chair to sign a two‑way communications change order (#2026‑01) for the Sheriff’s Office (Project 4211PH1.7FY23028), Turnstone Corporation Change Order #27 for the Nursing Home project (Project 4412PH1.4FY22004), Veterans Development Corporation Change Order #045 for the County Complex (Project 4140PH1.4FY23025), and Turnstone Change Order #005 for Temple Street (Project 4140PH1.4FY23026). ARPA Manager Carrie Schena said she will be contacting department heads to review remaining ARPA balances and confirmed the U.S. Treasury permits transfers between obligated ARPA projects provided costs were incurred and obligated before the deadline.
Schena told the board that current indications are the County will be under the originally allocated ARPA award at this time, and that departments will be contacted to finalize remaining obligations before the Dec. 31, 2026 ARPA expiration. The board approved each change order by voice vote.
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