U.S. Congress passed a $1.9 trillion America Rescue Plan, which President Joe Biden signed into law recently.

Part of the bill stipulates how much funding each city will receive across the country, including Iowa. In Greene County, the total for the incorporated cities is $700,000, with the most allocated to the City of Jefferson with $570,000. The primary listening coverage in western Dallas County includes Adel, Bouton, Dawson, Dallas Center, Dexter, Linden, Minburn, Perry and Redfield. The combined total was $2,146,000, with the largest going to the City of Perry of $1,006,000. Adel will receive $760,0000. As for Guthrie County, the incorporated cities total was $711,000, with the most allocation to the City of Stuart of $240,000. Guthrie Center will receive $210,000 and Panora will get $150,000. 

The new law is allocating $350 billion in aid to help replenish tax revenue collections that decreased during the pandemic for state, county and city governments. The list of each city’s allocation in Greene, western Dallas and Guthrie counties can be found below. 

Guthrie County:

Bagley: $40,000

Bayard: $60,000

Guthrie Center: $210,000

Jamaica: $3,000

Menlo: $5,000

Panora: $150,000

Stuart: $240,000

Yale: $3,000

Greene County:

Churdan: $5,000

Dana: $1,000

Grand Junction: $110,000

Jefferson: $570,000

Paton: $3,000

Rippey: $4,000

Scranton: $7,000

Dallas County:

Adel: $760,000

Bouton: $2,000

Dawson: $2,000

Dallas Center: $250,000

Dexter: $8,000

Linden: $3,000

Minburn: $5,000

Perry: $1,006,000

Redfield: $110,000