Cache County Council: ARPA Funding for the Dan Gyllenskog Veterans Resource Center

Cache County's Council funded the Dan Gyllenskog Veterans Resource Center in Logan with $160,000 of American Rescue Plan Act money (contract 23-322) - $149,796.81 spent, $10,203.19 remaining on line 485-4965-620, kept in the Q1 budget amendment the Council adopted April 14, 2026.

Also called: Dan Gyllenskog, Veterans Resource Center, ARPA, 160,000, 23-322, 485-4965-620, budget amendment, Logan, resource center, Logan, North Logan, Hyde Park, Smithfield, Richmond, Nibley, River Heights, Providence, Millville, Hyrum, Wellsville, Mendon, Clarkston, Cornish, Lewiston, Amalga, Newton, Trenton, Paradise, Avon, Cove, College Ward.

For: Veteran or service member.

Where it applies

Written for the jurisdictions listed here.

Cache County, UTCounty

The Council's own record. The County Council's minutes of May 12, 2026 carry the ARPA projects table: "Dan Gyllenskog Veterans Resource Center - Finance - $160,000.00 / $149,796.81 / $10,203.19 - 23-322 - $10,203.19" (the contract number, the amount spent and the balance), and the Q1 budget amendment adopted April 14, 2026 keeps the line: "485-4965-620 ARPA - Dan Gyllenskog Veterans Resource Center". The Center is the Logan drop-in resource centre for veterans named for Dan Gyllenskog, the county's longtime veterans service officer; the county's funding of it is the Council's own veteran item, not a county office. What the Center is. A community resource center, not a county department: its services and hours are its own, and the catalog carries no entry from them. A veteran looking for claims help in Cache County uses the State's routes (see the Utah entries); the Center is a place the county has chosen to fund.

Thresholds

Thresholds for Cache County Council: ARPA Funding for the Dan Gyllenskog Veterans Resource Center
Gate	Rule
No individual eligibility - a county grant to a veterans resource center	The appropriation funds the Center; it sets its own services and eligibility.

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