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Cambria County seeks DCED planning grant, pledges $16,500 match
Summary
The county approved a resolution to apply for Pennsylvania DCED Strategic Management Planning Program funds to support a financial stabilization initiative and committed a minimum $16,500 local match; the motion passed unanimously.
The Cambria County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously April 8 to apply for grant funding through the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development's Strategic Management Planning Program to support a financial stabilization initiative and to provide a minimum match of $16,500. "Motion was made by Commissioner Rager to approve a Resolution to apply for grant money through the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development's Strategic Management Planning Program, to be used for a financial stabilization initiative, and to allocate a match in a minimum amount of $16,500.00," the minutes record.
Commissioners said the grant would be used for strategic planning related to county finances; the minutes do not detail the specific projects the planning funds would support. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Thomas C. Chernisky and passed unanimously, and staff will proceed with the application process and match allocation if the grant is awarded.
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