Maury County accepts additional relief funding for COVID-19
The Daily Herald
Maury County government will receive more than $30,000 in public assistance funding to relieve financial burdens caused by COVID-19.
Commissioners unanimously accepted the funding resolution during the board’s monthly meeting on Tuesday.
The county will receive an additional $30,274 from a state and federal grant to provide local relief during the pandemic.
The funds provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency and will support “small projects” within the local government.
Maury County Commission Chair Don Morrow said the additional funds can be used by the county as it sees fit.