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Community and Economic Investments (ARPA Funding)

The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) allows a variety of expenditures to support community and economic recovery in Douglas County, including but not limited to:

  • Ongoing expenditures for COVID-19 testing, PPE or other public health expenses
  • Assistance to households, including food programs; rent, mortgage or utility aid; eviction protections; unemployment benefits; or cash assistance
  • Services to foster youth or families involved in the child welfare system
  • Community health care workers and benefit navigators
  • Grants to non-profit organizations
  • Affordable housing
  • Grants to small businesses
  • Aid to impacted industries (tourism, travel, hospitality, other)
  • Job training and re-training programs
  • Grants to economic development organizations, downtown development authorities or business improvement districts.
  • ARPA funds claimed under the revenue loss provisions could be broadly used for governmental purposes.

Authorized Expenditures

Douglas County Housing Partnership Loan

Proposed Investment: $1.5 million

Deferred loan to the Douglas County Housing Partnership in support of its acquisition of the Reyn Rock Senior Apartments in downtown Castle Rock.

Douglas County Economic Development Collaborative Study

Proposed Investment: $240,000

Comprehensive analysis of Douglas County’s target industries, workforce, existing assets, and access to market opportunities.

Douglas County Community Foundation contribution

Proposed Investment: $400,000

Matching contribution to the Douglas County Community Foundation in support of their annual fundraising Gala. Funds go to the DCCF Community Emergency Relief Fund. These funds will provide direct assistance to our community, nonprofit partners, and first responders during catastrophic events affecting Douglas County residents and ensure that emergency relief funds can be quickly accessed and distributed to those in Douglas County who need it most, when they need it most.

Aging Resources of Douglas County

Proposed Investment: $3,900,000

Partnership with Aging Resources of Douglas County for acquisition of a facility in the northern portion of the County.

Arapahoe Community College (ACC) – Advanced Robotics Lab at DCSD Legacy Campus.

Arapahoe Community College (ACC) – Advanced Robotics Lab at DCSD Legacy Campus. ACC proposes a $1.25 M investment to relocate and expand the Robotics and Automation program to DCSD’s Legacy innovations Campus in Lone Tree. The proposed funding will be used to equip the lab with updated equipment and software.

Arapahoe Community College (ACC) – Mobile Medical Training Lab. 

Arapahoe Community College (ACC) – Mobile Medical Training Lab.  ACC proposes a $607,850 investment in a mobile medical training lab and simulator equipment.

Park Meadows Business Improvement District Revenue Loss.

Park Meadows Business Improvement District Revenue Loss.  The Park Meadows Business Improvement District and the City of Lone Tree request replacement of lost sales tax revenue equal to that portion of sales tax that the City of Lone Tree would have shared back with the Park Meadows Business Improvement District (BID) in 2020 and 2021. The BID maintains portions of the public infrastructure in the Park Meadows area. Reimbursement of local government revenue loss is an eligible ARPA expense.

Park Meadows Retail Resort

Park Meadows Retail Resort – Extraordinary COVID-19 mitigation expenses.  Park Meadows Retail Resort requests $132,114 in reimbursements for COVID-19 mitigation expenses incurred to re-open the mall in accordance with public health orders.