Bills outlining a spending plan for Alabama’s remaining $1 billion in American Rescue Plan (ARPA) money and paying the Alabama Trust fund could head to a Senate vote in the coming days.
Rep. Rex Reynolds [R-Huntsville] and 10 other House members – among them Baldwin County representatives Alan Baker [R-Brewton] and Frances Holk-Jones [R-Foley] – introduced the bill on Mar. 8, the same day Gov. Kay Ivey opened the special session to appropriate the state’s COVID-19 relief funds before the end of 2024.
Kyle covers Africatown, the Baldwin County Commission, Baldwin County Schools and the Eastern Shore. After completing his undergrad in history at Mississippi College in 2021, he earned a master's degree in journalism at The University of Alabama in August 2022. He is thrilled to be closer to the beach now than ever before.
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