Council: town can apply for Community Crossings resurfacing grant if 30% match is warranted
September 08, 2026 | Nashville, Brown County, Indiana
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Council members discussed a potential Community Crossings resurfacing grant and noted the town would need about $30,000 in local match to qualify for an estimated $150,000 award. Members emphasized that the town should only apply if a clearly warranted project exists, rather than spending match money on a small or marginal resurfacing.
The presenter said the town has $27,000 budgeted in MDH for next year and additional local roads and streets funds that could be used for the match. Council members agreed to evaluate specific project needs before completing an application and to prioritize larger, high‑benefit projects for grant pursuit.
The presenter said the town has $27,000 budgeted in MDH for next year and additional local roads and streets funds that could be used for the match. Council members agreed to evaluate specific project needs before completing an application and to prioritize larger, high‑benefit projects for grant pursuit.
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