Local authorities mulling over decision regarding the acceptance of the Safe Streets for All Grant
In a recent development, the Sheridan City Council is contemplating accepting a federal grant award under the Safe Streets for All programme. The information was shared with the Governing Body by Ron Richter from our platform.
The City of Sheridan Public Works Director, Hanns Mercer, provided the details of the federal grant award. The grant, amounting to $200,000, is intended for the improvement of city streets. However, the exact date when the offer will be reviewed by the city council has yet to be announced.
The Safe Streets for All program offers two types of grants, and the grant in question is not a repeated information from prior context. The federal grant requires a local match of $50,000, which will be funded with public benefit funds.
The City Council will consider the acceptance of the grant award at an upcoming business meeting. It's important to note that no advertisements were extracted from the text. The city involved in the grant consideration remains Sheridan.
The Sheridan City Council's decision to accept this grant award could mark a significant step towards enhancing the city's infrastructure and ensuring safer streets for all its residents. Further updates on this matter will be shared as they become available.
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