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Alton receives money for Brown Street work
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ALTON The city has received $600,000 for the Phase 1 Brown Street Improvements Project.
The work will consist of asphalt resurfacing and ADA sidewalk accessibility improvements on Brown Street between Main Street and Worden Avenue.
Alton was awarded a $450,000 grant by the East-West Gateway Council of Governments in May 2020 for the work. The Madison County Board approved additional funds of $150,000 in January to help with the $826,500 project.
Engineering and design plans are currently being developed with work expected to begin in Fall 2022.
“This project further demonstrates this administration’s commitment to improving quality of life issues for the citizens of Alton,” said Mayor Brant Walker. “By bringing federal funds to our community, the city is able to support our businesses and contractors while promoting jobs for our local union members.”
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