Gov. Tomblin Presents More Than $7 Million in Transportation Enhancement Grants

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Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, in conjunction with the Federal Highway Administration and the West Virginia Division of Highways, today presented $7,036,864 in federal funds awarded to 36 projects as part of the 2012 Transportation Enhancement Grant Program.

The West Virginia Transportation Enhancement Grant Program is a federal-aid program of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration. The program provides annual funding, through the Safe Accountable Flexible Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) legislation, to West Virginia communities for non-traditional transportation projects such as improving safety for pedestrians and bicyclists through the construction of sidewalks and trails, acquisition of scenic or historic sites, preserving historic resources and stimulating tourism development.

Funds were awarded to the following:

Boone County

Main St. Streetscape 2012, $200,000

Brooke County

Charles St. Streetscape 2012, $164,000

Brooke & Hancock counties

Panhandle Rail Trail Extension 2012, $100,000

Cabell County

City of Huntington Heritage Station Revitalization 2012, $38,400

Old Main Corridor 2012, $500,000

Fayette County

Virginia St. Sidewalk 2012, $80,000

Fayette & Greenbrier Counties

Meadow River Rail Trail 2012, $250,000

Grant County

Town of Bayard Sidewalks 2012, $24,000

Greenbrier County

Main St. Streetscape 2012, $158,400

Kanawha Ave. Streetscape 2012, $240,000

Lewisburg U.S. 219 N. Sidewalk Project 2012, $300,000

Greenbrier & Monroe Counties

Alderson Memorial Bridge Understructure 2012, $360,000

Harrison County

Charles St. Sidewalk Project 2012, $183,650

Town of Lumberport Jones Run Rd. 2012, $168,000

Nutter Fort Sidewalk 2012, $80,000

Jackson County

South Court St. Revitalization 2012, $154,800

Kanawha County

Washington St. W. Streetscape 2012, $529,668

St. Albans Streetscape 2012, $245,000

Nitro Streetscape 2012, $300,000

Dunbar Downtown Streetscape 2012, $278,208

Marion County

Farmington Pedestrian Access 2012, $80,000

Pleasant Valley Sidewalk 2012, $112,000

New Trail Development, Barrackville to Mannington 2012, $280,000

White Hall U.S. 250 Sidewalk 2012, $90,000

Mason County

Town of Mason Sidewalk Project 2012, $320,000

McDowell & Raleigh counties

Coal Heritage Survey 2012, $50,000

Monongalia County

Morgantown Walnut St. Streetscape 2012, $350,000

Westover Dunkard Ave. Sidewalks 2012, $240,000

Morgan County

Town of Bath Streetscape 2012, $380,000

Preston County

Terra Alta Trail Amenities Project, $24,000

Putnam County

Hometown Park/Valley Park Scenic By-Way Improvements 2012, $65,600

Randolph County

Elkins Crosswalk Safety Project 2012, $115,920

Roane County

Spencer Streetscape 2012, $120,978

Wirt County

Town of Elizabeth Sidewalk Improvements 2012, $86,240

Wood County

Williamstown Sidewalk Improvements 2012, $200,000

Statewide

Sesquicentennial Highway Historical Marker 2012, $168,000

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