Marshall County is seeking a $1.85 million grant through the American Rescue Plan. The federal money is available for pandemic-related expenses and infrastructure projects. This would be the second round of a large influx of aid to the county. On Monday, county commissioners took action to apply for the funds by appointing deputy emergency management director Leslie Jeter as the county’s contact for the grant’s administration. The decision was made after commissioners met with Jeter, emergency management director Bill Schwindamann and County Treasurer Jami Ellenbecker.
Source: The Marysville Advocate
