An Act establishing the quarterly allocation of Chapter 90 funds for cities and towns
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to create a system for distributing Chapter 90 funds – money allocated to cities and towns for infrastructure improvements – on a quarterly basis. Currently, this funding is often released annually, which can create challenges for local governments in planning and managing projects. The bill seeks to provide more consistent and predictable access to these funds, allowing municipalities to better allocate resources for road repairs, public transportation, and other essential services. It establishes a process for quarterly allocations of Chapter 90 funds.
Key provisions
- Establishes a quarterly allocation schedule for Chapter 90 funds.
- Directs the state to develop a process for distributing funds on a quarterly basis.
- Allows cities and towns to apply for funds on a recurring schedule.
- Provides for reporting requirements related to the use of Chapter 90 funds.
Who is affected
- Cities
- Towns
- Municipalities
- Local Governments
- Transportation Agencies
Notable changes
- Shifts from an annual to a quarterly distribution of Chapter 90 funds.
- Potentially improves the planning and budgeting processes for local governments.
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