Legislative Council approves $4.9M in federal funds to help Monticello hospital continue operations

The Arkansas Legislative Council on Friday handily approved a request from the state Department of Human Services for $4.9 million in spending authority to use federal American Rescue Plan funds to help Drew Memorial Health System in Monticello continue its operations.

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