Allocate $8.6 million in federal and Chevron funds to cover city project shortfalls
In Plain English
The city has $8.6 million in unmet capital needs including road repairs, building upgrades, and stormwater projects. Federal COVID relief money and a Chevron environmental settlement provide available funding sources. If approved, the money covers shortfalls in already-planned projects like the Booker T Anderson Community Center renovation and various infrastructure repairs.
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- Cordell HindlerEmail
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