Transportation Alternatives receives $662,000 grant for Kentucky sidewalk project
What happened
Transportation Alternatives secured a $662,000 federal grant through the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments. The funding is designated for the first phase of the US 27 Corridor Sidewalk Project in Southgate, Kentucky. The project will repair nearly 400 feet of sidewalk, curbs, and a failing retaining wall along the US 27 corridor.
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Why it matters
The grant addresses longstanding infrastructure issues in Southgate, which were damaged by stormwater leaking through a retaining wall. This funding is part of a larger $65 million federal transportation funding application. Southgate officials described the award as the largest grant in the city's history.
The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments administered a federal funding program on October 18.
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Who's involved
- Transportation AlternativesRecipient of the grant for the sidewalk and safety project
- Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of GovernmentsOrganization that awarded the grant through a federal funding program
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The entities involved
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Transportation Alternatives
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
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