Local Governments Allocate Remaining ARPA Funds

Various local governments across the U.S. are finalizing their allocations of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, aimed at addressing needs arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. Lee County has allocated its remaining ARPA funds, including over $2.13 million for mental health services and additional amounts for park road improvements and IT equipment. In Warren Township, a grant of $175,000 is expected for an ambulance purchase, while other nearby municipalities are also seeking ARPA funds for infrastructure projects. Alliance City has approved grants totaling $620,000 for Habitat for Humanity and the Greater Alliance Foundation, alongside renovations for the senior center. Zionsville plans to allocate a surplus of $167,751 for public works vehicle purchases and a memorial sign. Lawrence County has successfully allocated all of its $16.6 million ARPA funding, ensuring compliance with federal requirements by the end of the year.