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Harrison council accepts $508,156 state grant for RV park upgrades
Summary
The Harrison City Council unanimously accepted a $508,156 Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation grant to improve the city RV park and advance related infrastructure work.
The Harrison City Council voted July 14 to accept an Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation grant of $508,156 for improvements to the city RV park. Councilmember Kelly Kilian moved to accept the grant and Josephine Prophet seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
City engineering materials presented earlier in the meeting noted recent grant activity for the RV park as well: Jesse Herndon of HMH Engineering told the council the city was "recently awarded a $500,000 grant for RV park improvements." The council recorded formal acceptance of the IDPR award at the meeting, which clears a key funding step before project contracting and procurement can proceed.
Council members did not attach conditions to the acceptance in the motion. The funding will be administered through existing city processes; staff signaled the grant will be incorporated into upcoming Public Works planning and procurement schedules.
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