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  1. Biden signed the ARPA into law, establishing a funded rapid rehousing voucher program, with policy shifts proposed by Trump's administration.

Butler County Allocates Federal ARPA Funds for Road Improvements

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Butler County is using $668,050 from federal American Rescue Plan Act money for road improvements. The county reallocated this amount from the Butler County Fairgrounds roadway improvements to the County Engineer Greg Wilkens’ paving program. This funding will pave 2.8 miles of Springfield Road in Reily Twp.

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Why it matters

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The ARPA Act established a funded rapid rehousing voucher program, with policy shifts proposed by Trump's administration.

Joe Biden signed the ARPA into law, establishing a funded rapid rehousing voucher program, with policy shifts proposed by Trump's administration.

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Who's involved

  • Joe BidenSigned the ARPA Act, which affects Butler County.
  • Butler CountyReceived and allocated federal ARPA funds for local infrastructure.

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  • Butler CountySpeculative

    Butler County could see increased local infrastructure investment through road construction.

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Biden signed the ARPA into law, establishing a funded rapid rehousing voucher program, with policy shifts proposed by Trump's administration. All 2 developments

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