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Excluded workers to finally receive $1,400 checks
Iowa City Council agreed to fund the remaining workers once the Johnson County Board of Supervisors declined city council's request to split the responsibility last week.
Council chambers at Emma J. Harvat Hall in Iowa City in Johnson County on Aug. 16. CREDIT NOAH TONG
Iowa City Council unanimously supported a resolution Aug. 16 to fund the remaining 319 excluded workers that did not receive a $1,400 check through the Direct Payment Assistance Program.
Council’s decision will increase Iowa City’s contribution by approximately $455,000. About $3.2 million of the budgeted $3.5 million funds have now been spent between Johnson County and Iowa City. The city of Coralville has contributed $30,000 to the program.
“At this…
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