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City Council approves spending projects

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Wichita Falls city councilors on Tuesday signed off on spending more than $15 million on various projects. Much of the money comes from $29.1 million the city received from the federal government's American Rescue Plan Act. Councilors also voted to to give $1.5 million of ARPA funding to 30 nonprofit agencies to cover their losses in the pandemic.

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City Council approves spending projects

Wichita Falls city councilors on Tuesday signed off on spending more than $15 million on various projects.

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