HELENA, Mont. (NMB) – Montana’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Infrastructure Advisory Commission will meet this upcoming Thursday, January 27th at 1 PM at the Capitol in Helena.
The agenda for the meeting, which will be held in Room 303 and live-streamed on the legislature’s website, includes the review of Minimum Allocation Grants. The Commission will also receive updates on the U.S. Treasury’s Final Rule for the use of relief funds, Regional Water Authorities, ARPA Water and Sewer Grant Activities, and the Department of Administration State Capital project 604 applications.
How to stream:
Livestreamed online at https://leg.mt.gov/audio-video/
Click on the “Streaming For Today” button. Please submit requests for Zoom information to view the meeting by noon on January 26 via email to dnrarpa@mt.gov.
Public comments or letters of support regarding a specific project application can be e-mailed to dnrarpa@mt.gov or submitted in the Public Comment Form at https://arpa-mtdnrc.hub.arcgis.com/pages/commission-meetings.
The Infrastructure Advisory Commission is responsible for the review of applications for water and sewer grants and state capital projects using ARPA funds. Commission members must certify that the projects are necessary investments in water and sewer infrastructure, or a qualifying capital project as defined in ARPA. Their recommendations are submitted to the governor for consideration.
To learn more about ARPA and the Infrastructure Advisory Commission, visit https://arpa-mtdnrc.hub.arcgis.com/.
Courtesy of DNRC
