Prince William County, Va. ARP Plan
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County Examples & SolutionsPrince William County's proposed ARPA projects include small business relief and hospitality/tourism grants, a small business resource center, workforce programs for unemployed residents, infrastructure support and funding for the Community Feeding Task Force which provides meal delivery service for shut-in senior residents and homebound familiePrince William County, Va. ARP PlanOctober 1, 2021October 1, 2021, 12:00 am
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Prince William County, Va. ARP Plan
Prince William County's proposed ARPA projects include small business relief and hospitality/tourism grants, a small business resource center, workforce programs for unemployed residents, infrastructure support and funding for the Community Feeding Task Force which provides meal delivery service for shut-in senior residents and homebound families.
Prince William County's proposed ARPA projects include small business relief and hospitality/tourism grants, a small business resource center, workforce programs for unemployed residents, infrastructure support and funding for the Community2021-10-01County Examples & Solutions2021-11-23
Prince William County's proposed ARPA projects include small business relief and hospitality/tourism grants, a small business resource center, workforce programs for unemployed residents, infrastructure support and funding for the Community Feeding Task Force which provides meal delivery service for shut-in senior residents and homebound families.
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