CANTON â With the American Rescue Plan disbursement process for New York localities still hazy, municipal officials and the townâs accounting firm are preparing to apply for Cantonâs share of the total $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package.
Angela M. Gray, of Gray & Gray and Associates, briefed Town Council Thursday on funding elements most directly impacting local governments.
Passed by Congress and signed by President Joseph R. Biden in March, the Rescue Plan allocated a total $350 billion to state, local, territorial and tribal governments. Local governments are categorized as either counties, cities or non-entitlement units (NEUs), like towns and villages having populations under 50,000.
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Wednesday, June 9, 2021 - 9:10 am
Canton Town Supervisor Mary Ann Ashley, on right, presents a check for $25,000 from the town s Revolving Loan Fund to Dr. Tyler J. Clark to assist in the opening of his new chiropractic office in Canton. On the left is Leigh Rodriguez, director of economic development. Submitted Photo.
BY PAUL MITCHELL
CANTON - The Town of Canton has helped a chiropractor open his doors in Canton.
Utilizing the town’s Revolving Loan Fund, Dr. Tyler Clark, owner of Clark’s Chiropractic & Wellness, secured a $25,000 loan to help launch his business at 3 Remington Ave., Suite 5.
“My vision is to provide the best chiropractic care I can for the people of Canton and the surrounding area. I would like to improve not only their overall health, but would like to keep people out of pain the best I can,” Clark stated.