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Volunteer fire departments request ARP funds - Seymour Tribune

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In 2022, Jackson County received $8.59 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds. Most of that money was earmarked for a project to provide sanitary sewer service. County officials halted that project because of inflation of labor and construction costs. Officials with the Jackson County Fire Chiefs Association discussed tapping into some of the ARP money.

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Volunteer fire departments request ARP funds - Seymour Tribune

BROWNSTOWN — In 2022, Jackson County received $8.59 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds, which was a result of the COVID-19 public health emergency. The county council earmarked most of that money for a project to provide sanitary sewer service to promote commercial and industrial development and improve the health and welfare of people living in the Uniontown area. On Dec. 11, county officials announced in a news release they had halt…

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The Tribune broke the news on Friday, January 19, 2024.
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