The window for local nonprofits, businesses and homeowners to apply for a share of the city’s American Rescue Plan funds opened Friday. The Herald Bulletin reports the city received $23.1 million in ARP money, of which $9 million has been set aside for infrastructure and $3 million for employee bonuses. An additional $700,000 is set aside for administrative costs.
Funding has to be obligated by Dec. 31st next year.
ARP Funds Window Open For Non Profits, Businesses, Homeowners
