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State to get $14.2 million for local road improvements
By: Kirsten Klahn//May 2, 2012//
Listen to this articleGov. Scott Walker on Wednesday announced the state will receive $14,226,424 for town road and municipal street improvement projects, according to a Wisconsin Department of Transportation news release.
Fifty-eight projects will receive $11.6 million through WisDOT‘s Town Road Discretionary Improvement program, according to the news release. The Municipal Street Discretionary Improvement Program, according to the release, will award eight projects nearly $2.7 million.
Projects are selected based on recommendations from statewide committees, including the Wisconsin Towns Association, League of Wisconsin Municipalities and the Wisconsin Alliance of Cities.
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