Ahead of the Dec. 31 deadline, the County Commission voted to obligate the remaining COVID-19 funds first issued to the county in 2021 from the U.S. Treasury, to the Public Works Department for a future RV dump station. The Public Works Department will use the remaining balance of $605,609 to install an RV dump station south of Jackson on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Parcel 26.
County directs remaining COVID funds for RV dump station south of Town
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