Westmoreland County spent just more than 1% of the $105 million it expects to receive in relief funds from the American Rescue Plan and wants the public’s ideas for how the bulk of the remaining cash should be used.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Westmoreland officials seek public input for spending $105 million in covid relief funds
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