07M, Operation Stonegarden Grants at about -$185K, Human Services 10/1–9/30 at about -$200K, Airport Ramp Grant at about -$98K, and others). Management notes that intergovernmental revenues increased and that ARPA and other grants are important to covering rising costs across health, welfare, public safety, and economic development programs. This combination signals that the County must plan how to deploy remaining ARPA money and reconcile or restructure several grant-funded initiatives.The work is not yet tied to specific procurements, but the budget pressure and grant structures point to upcoming needs for grant compliance, program delivery, capital projects, and possible revenue-generating or cost-containment initiatives. Vendors that help counties design and deliver grant-funded projects, recover costs, or move deficit programs back to sustainability have a window to influence how these remaining dollars are programmed.

Deficit balances include Economic Development Grant, Operation Stonegarden, Human Services variants, CDBG Construction, Airport Ramp, Rural Business Development, CEAP ARPA, and others, indicating multiple grant and capital needs rather than a single project.