Leeds City Council receives $1.35 million grant for road safety improvements
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What happened
Leeds City Council was selected for a $1,353,648 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) to fund road safety improvements in Leeds. The funding will support a safety action plan and demonstration projects for areas including Dunnavant Road, a school area crosswalk, Highway 119 five-way intersection, and downtown crosswalk enhancements.
Why it matters
The grant will be used to address pedestrian and road safety issues, such as improving a crosswalk near Leeds Elementary School. This investment in local infrastructure aims to enhance safety for community members, particularly those walking in the area.
Who's involved
- Leeds City CouncilOversees grant applications and manages funding for the city.
- LeedsThe city where the road safety improvements will be implemented.
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The entities involved
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Leeds
city in West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
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Leeds City Council
city council in Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
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