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Similarly, in government, if funding is allocated your way, if you can’t bank it, find a way to spend it.that Alabama legislators still need to make sure they’re able to spend all their American Rescue Plan Act funding. There’s a December 2026 deadline on using that money. Out of a few hundred water and sewer projects, only 79 have signed agreements to move forward, and that doesn’t mean they’ve started the actual work.
And Bobby Singleton, a Greensboro Democrat, told the oversight committee that some small cities are concerned about getting stuck with debt they might incur to pay for finishing the work.
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