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$24 million in ARPA funds now allocated to Las Cruces projects - Vimarsana News

$24 million in ARPA funds now allocated to Las Cruces projects

Las Cruces has spent or allocated nearly all of its funding from the COVID-19 era American Rescue Plan Act.

Source: yahoo.com
Painesville City Council advances projects on Liberty Street, Reed Avenue to close 2023 - Vimarsana News

Painesville City Council advances projects on Liberty Street, Reed Avenue to close 2023

Painesville City Council has unanimously approved resolutions at the end of 2023 to advance planned road projects on Liberty Street and Reed Avenue. The two resolutions related to Liberty Street allow the city to advertise for sewer project bids and enter into a resurfacing project agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation. The engineer’s estimated […]

School debt, sewers: What questions will NY voters answer on November ballots? - Vimarsana News

School debt, sewers: What questions will NY voters answer on November ballots?

New York voters will be asked in November to weigh two constitutional changes about debt limits for local governments and small-city school districts.

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City of Carlsbad receives millions of dollars for sewer projects. Here is what we know. - Vimarsana News

City of Carlsbad receives millions of dollars for sewer projects. Here is what we know.

The Carlsbad City Council approved nearly $2 million in State of New Mexico grants to work on two larger sewer projects in the community.

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Allen County Council allocates $35M of ARPA funds - Vimarsana News

Allen County Council allocates $35M of ARPA funds

Water and sewer projects will get an additional $6 million from the Allen County Council, funded mostly with American Rescue Plan Act money.