At its August 4 meeting, the City Council voted to accept funding in the amount of $726,676 awarded under Round 2 of the Keep Maine Healthy 2020 Municipal Covid-19 Awareness Campaign. The funds are being granted by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services with money from the federal CARES Act.
In addition to Sanford and Springvale, the area served by the grant money includes the towns of Acton, Shapleigh, Lebanon, Alfred, North Berwick and Waterboro. The City of Sanford is partnering with York County Community Action Corporation and the Sanford-Springvale YMCA in this project.
Ian Houseal, Sanford’s Director of Community Development, detailed in his report how the Round 2 money would be spent.
In the first round of funding, the City received $355,500 in July. See separate story here.
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