Patrick Morrisey commits $1.2 million for New Cumberland street improvements
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What happened
Patrick Morrisey announced a $1.2 million funding commitment for street improvements in New Cumberland, West Virginia. This funding is intended for street paving and addressing the condition of streets and alleys. The commitment follows a previous state allocation of $11.8 million for rerouting W.Va. 2 through the city.
Why it matters
The state of West Virginia is providing the funding for the infrastructure upgrades. The project involves milling streets and laying down 1.5 inches of material. Officials anticipate the work, which includes street and sidewalk improvements, could be completed by Thanksgiving.
Who's involved
- Patrick MorriseyAnnounced the $1.2 million funding commitment for local infrastructure projects.
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Patrick Morrisey
American politician and lawyer (born 1967)
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