Mundare receives additional funds to battle Covid costs
Mundare is eligible for $91,273 under the Municipal Operating Support Transfer program. The program is a joint effort from the province and the federal government.
“It’s designed to help offset any costs incurred through costs associated with the pandemic,” said CAO Colin Zyla.
“It deals with expenses and lost revenue. Any funds not used should be returned to the government.”
He said it would cover costs of masks and sanitizers purchased by the town. He further thought the town may be eligible to put in a claim for lost revenue from Ukrainia Park under the program, but he did want to check this further.
Saric asked if non-profits supported by the town could qualify for any funding, and Zyla replied he didn’t think so but he would be seeking clarification.
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When asked by Irene Talaga if the amount awarded to the town would cover its costs Zyla replied it would and they would probably have a surplus to return.
“The only real expenses we’ve incurred is buying things like masks and sanitizers and the lost revenue from the park,” he said. “It seems to be pretty liberal in what you can claim but I doubt we’d use it up.”
He further stated it could be used to cover some lost taxes due to businesses closing because of Covid.
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