Some libraries and public buildings in Wisconsin are bound to be left out.
The state’s Department of Administration on Friday said it received 100 applications for some of the 300 million-dollars in Flexible Facility Program money. The cash is supposed to help local governments connect their libraries or other public buildings. The money is some of the last of Wisconsin’s coronavirus stimulus cash, and needs to be earmarked by October of this year. That’s when the DOA says local governments can expect to see if they made the cut.
