Boone County Commission awards $3.8 million in 17 CARES Act funding contracts
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
The Boone County Commission has announced its plan for the remaining CARES Act funding.
The Boone County Commission awarded 17 contracts for CARES Act worth $3.8 million in funding during its regularly scheduled meeting today.
The following are the recipient organizations:
- City of Hallsville $2,580.45
- Columbia Interfaith Resources - $58,537.36
- Columbia Public Schools - $1,821,400.00
- Daniel Boone Regional Library - $8,187.87
- Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland - $1,000.00
- Grade A Plus Incorporated - $12,357.95
- in2Action - $13,750.00
- MU-Higher Education - $1,468,031.00
- Phoenix Programs Inc - $46,982.39
- Southern Boone School District - $181,400.00
- The Language Tree - $1,868.66
- Turning Point Day Center - $1,596.70
- Southern Boone Fire District - $1,500.00
- United Community Builders - $44,875.00
- Boone County Family Resources - $42,946.44
- Hallsville R-IV School District - $139,400.00
- Voluntary Action Center - $15,875.40
With the addition of these contracts, there is a little over two million dollars left of CARES Act funding received by Boone County to be obligated.
Last Wednesday, the commission said it was "confident that 100-percent of its CARES Act funding allotment will be allocated before December 30."
