Accept $320,000 federal grant for pedestrian safety improvements at Lincoln Elementary School
$320,000
Resolution 108-17
In Plain English
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission requires cities to formally support grant applications before releasing federal Safe Routes to School funds. These improvements help students walk and bike safely to school. If approved, the city receives $320,000 for crosswalks, sidewalks, and other pedestrian upgrades around Lincoln Elementary.
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