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Butler Council Discusses Grocery Store Return and Rail Sensor Purchase

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A&M Family Grocery LLC acquired the former Kaiser Food Center building at 521 W. Main St. and plans to reopen the store by Christmas. Separately, the Board of Works approved a purchase order for Rail Crossing Information System (RXIS) sensor equipment from Trainfo for two locations on the Norfolk Southern Detroit line. These sensors are intended to collect data for possible federal grants for an overpass.

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The acquisition of the former grocery store signals a potential return of local retail to the area. The purchase of rail sensors relates to infrastructure improvements and the collection of data necessary to secure federal grant funding for transportation projects.

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Who's involved

  • Mike HartmanMayor who addressed the Butler Common Council and discussed rail crossing sensor needs.
  • governmentGovernment entity that approved the purchase order for RXIS sensor equipment.

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