Warden receives ARPA funds from Grant Co.
According to Warden City Administrator Kriss Schuler, the Grant County Board of Commissioners recently informed the city it had been awarded $656,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funding for the city’s aging booster pump station, pictured, located at the southeast corner of the Warden School District grounds.
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Warden City Administrator Kriss Shuler, right, speaks during a Warden City Council meeting in August. Shuler said the booster pump station upgrades likely won’t start construction until 2025 and the city still needs to put more than $500,000 toward the project.
The Grant County Courthouse, pictured, houses the Grant County Board of Commissioners, which approved $656,000 in grant funding for the city of Warden’s booster pump station renovations, according to Warden City Administrator Kriss Shuler.
WARDEN — The city of Warden recently received $656,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funding from the Grant County Board of Commissioners to address the city’s aging booster pump station, according to Warden City Administrator Kriss Shuler.
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