Madison Township trustees prioritizing road repairs using ARPA funds
Trustees Monday okayed a resolution to allow the township to use ARPA funds to buy up to $50,000 in materials and equipment without bidding.
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Trustees Monday okayed a resolution to allow the township to use ARPA funds to buy up to $50,000 in materials and equipment without bidding.
The township will pay $21,220 to have the Shelly Company re-do chip and seal coating on four township roads where there were issues in 2020.
Trustees are still debating how to spend about $1.1 million in ARPA funds and whether to seek a levy in the fall.
Ken Justice says Madison Township needs to replace its main fire station and wants trustees to get cost estimates so planning can begin.
During a special meeting Wednesday, trustees discussed options for the COVID-relief funding including road paving.