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Potter County reports $675,000 of its ARPA funds spent on the St. Anthony's project
In Treasury's published data for January 1 to March 31, 2026, Potter County lists "St. Anthony's Low-Income Housing" (affordable housing) with $828,094.81 obligated and $675,000 spent, marked "Completed 50% or more." The City of Amarillo's 26 projects in the same data include none named for St. Anthony's.[1]
Crossroads Housing Development Corporation
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Potter County's project "St. Anthony's Low-Income Housing" (TPN-108141, category 2.15 Long-Term Housing Security: Affordable Housing) shows $828,094.81 in cumulative obligations and $675,000 in cumulative expenditures as of March 31, 2026. Its description says Crossroads Housing Development Corporation is converting the hospital into affordable senior housing with 124 units "ready for occupancy prior to Dec. 31, 2026," and that "Potter County and the City of Amarillo have committed a portion of their SLFRF funding" to the project. [1]
- Obligations
- $828,095
- Expenditures
- $675,000
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None of the City of Amarillo's 26 projects in the same Treasury data is named for St. Anthony's or described as affordable housing; the largest is "Revenue Replacement" ($25,518,919), described as used "for provision of government services." The data does not show which City project, if any, carried the $1,050,000 approved for this project. [1]
