With the
CARES Act relief funds, the Collin County Commissioners Court funded:
COVID-19 testing for Collin County families$1,078,487
COVID-19 PPE supplies for Collin County families$2,382,084
Relief for small businesses$17,555,567
Emergency housing relief for families$18,359,239
Support for local food pantries$11,089,833
Relief for local cities$50,112,257
Support for municipal law enforcement$28,639,067
Support for county law enforcement & health care workers$33,841,335
Other county COVID-19 expenses$9,970,671
Total$173,028,540
With
American Rescue Plan Act relief funds, the Commissioners Court voted for:
Specific county infrastructure projects that support public health and mitigate the spread of COVID-19. These projects represent a holistic public health approach to supporting high-risk individuals across the entire county by building community capacity, while also serving people with barriers to services, including people of color, people with low incomes, limited English proficiency populations and other traditionally underserved groups. Read the
Collin County Recovery Plan. The goal of these projects is to increase the community public health capacity within the county's three public health facilities:
County Healthcare Services facility$54,841,679
Adult Detention center infirmary$134,108,429
Medical Examiner facility$12,034,064
Total$200,984,172