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Small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Gary will be able to get some financial help. The city council Tuesday agreed to appropriate $2 million in federal American Rescue Plan money to support small businesses, plus another $800,000 for nonprofits.
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A Valparaiso City Council member's efforts to redirect federal COVID money to infrastructure upgrades have fallen short.
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Funding has once again been pulled from the Memorial Opera House renovation and expansion.
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The city of Gary is putting together a plan to address housing insecurity.
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The Gary Health Department is looking for input, as it plans for a new facility. The department has been allocated $5 million dollars from the city's share of federal American Rescue Plan money.
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Valparaiso continues making financial arrangements for some large-scale projects.
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Neighbors' Educational Opportunities (NEO) will have to wait a bit longer to see if the city of Portage will help fund a proposed childcare program and career training center.
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Funding to upgrade the Memorial Opera House is apparently back in Porter County's plans for American Rescue Plan money.
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Porter County government services will soon be easier to access online. The county commissioners Tuesday approved a pair of contracts for additional services from CivicPlus, totaling almost $106,000 over the next three years.
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After months of work on Porter County's ARPA spending plan, the county council has only agreed to approve part of it. Council members voted six-to-one Tuesday to approve the appropriations recommended by the infrastructure and county COVID response subcommittees totaling over $10 million. But they held off on approving the almost $9 million requested for behavioral health and nonprofits.