Polk County applies for nearly $988,000 in LMIG funds for bridge and paving projects
April 02, 2024 | Polk County, Georgia
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Polk County commissioners approved applying for additional 2024 Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) funding totaling $987,798, with the board authorizing use of the funds for a bridge and paving project rather than a paving-only option.
The Public Works Director presented two options for the grant funds; the board moved to pursue the bridge-and-paving option. Commissioner Chuck Thaxton made the motion, Commissioner Linda Liles seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
No project-level scope, schedule, or construction timelines were provided during the meeting; the Public Works Director is expected to develop the detailed plan if the grant is awarded.
The Public Works Director presented two options for the grant funds; the board moved to pursue the bridge-and-paving option. Commissioner Chuck Thaxton made the motion, Commissioner Linda Liles seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
No project-level scope, schedule, or construction timelines were provided during the meeting; the Public Works Director is expected to develop the detailed plan if the grant is awarded.
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