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USDA Grants Over $170K for Safety Improvements at Copper Peak Ski Jump

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What happened

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture provided over $170,000 in federal funding to Copper Peak ski jump in Gogebic County through the Rural Business Development Grants program. The total project cost is $263,063, with Copper Peak contributing $92,000 in matching funds. The money will be used to purchase and install an avalanche protection net system across the concrete landing hill slab.

From wnmufm.org

Why it matters

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The safety equipment is intended to help ensure that ski jumping events can continue at Copper Peak, thereby securing the economic activity that depends on the site.

From wnmufm.org

Who's involved

  • Gogebic CountyThe county where the ski jump is located and receiving the grant funding.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Gogebic CountySpeculative

    Gogebic County might see increased local investment in infrastructure and economic security due to the federal grant.

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