Sedgwick County will get nearly $100 million to aid in the local battle against coronavirus COVID-19, county commissioners were told Tuesday.
The money, $99.6 million, will come from recent federal action in Washington, Assistant County Counselor Kevin Stamper told the commissioners at a staff meeting conducted online.
The first half of the money is expected to arrive into the county’s bank account “imminently, sometime this week, potentially,” said County Manager Tom Stolz.
The money, $99.6 million, will come from recent federal action in Washington, Assistant County Counselor Kevin Stamper told the commissioners at a staff meeting conducted online.
The first half of the money is expected to arrive into the county’s bank account “imminently, sometime this week, potentially,” said County Manager Tom Stolz.
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