$9.7 Million Federal Grant Improves Access to Fort Hunter Liggett
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
Monterey County received a $9.7 million federal grant from the Defense Community Infrastructure Program to improve Jolon Road. This funding is designated for safety improvements spanning 8.7 miles, from Mission Road South to Bradley Lockwood Road. Jolon Road is the only road connecting to U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hunter Liggett.
Why it matters
The grant aims to ensure military installation readiness and provide necessary safety improvements to the road. The road is described as the sole gateway and vital lifeline for everyone who lives, works, and trains at Fort Hunter Liggett.
A foundation previously announced a relief fund for Monterey County.
Who's involved
- Monterey CountyReceived the $9.7 million federal grant to improve local infrastructure.
- Jason McKenzieCommander of Fort Hunter Liggett, who noted the improvements would boost camp combat readiness.
- Chris LopezMonterey County Supervisor who commented on the partnership.
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Monterey County
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