Back to Previous Page I-75 Hamtramck Barrier Receives Federal Funds
LANSING, Michigan - The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has received a federal Transportation Enhancement Program grant for landscaping and an ornamental fence along Interstate 75 in Hamtramck, improving the visual impact of the freeway, State Senator Martha G. Scott (D-Highland Park) announced today. “The citizens of Hamtramck have long been calling for a barrier along Interstate 75 to decrease noise and improve the scenery along the highway,” Senator Scott said. “The new barrier will be a great asset as we work to attract businesses and homeowners to this City of Promise.” MDOT and the City of Hamtramck will coordinate efforts to add landscaping and an ornamental fence along the MDOT right of way on I-75 within the city limits, improving the visual impact of the freeway. The project budget is $709,720, including $567,776 in federal transportation enhancement funds and $141,944 from MDOT. # # # |
    
SENATOR WHITMER PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS
Whitmer selected from 180 outstanding candidates across the country SENATE DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR INCREASE IN SCHOOL FUNDING 2011 School Aid Budget is a no-cuts budget SENATE DEMOCRATS' ENERGY THEFT BILLS WIN FINAL APPROVAL IN HOUSE OF REPRSENTATIVES Multi-bill package heads to Governor to be signed into law Senate Democrats Continue to Fight for Education, Public Safety Funding As supplemental budget money passes, Senate Dems renew call for protecting state's priorities Senate Democrats Unveil New Tools to Fight Foreclosure Plan reins in consultant "rescue" scams and requires more transparency for homeowners  |
|||||
Paid for by the Senate Democratic Fund, PO Box 11111, Lansing, MI 48901, (517) 882-2420 Copyright © 2008. All Rights Reserved. |
||||||
 |