Jefferson seeks grant for MLK Jr. Drive improvement project
The City of Jefferson moved forward Monday night in applying for a $500,000 Community Development Block Grant for improvements to Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
The project would include four-foot sidewalks; drainage improvements, including curb and gutters; paving, widening and resurfacing; grading; and erosion control and grassing.
The total project cost would be $741,000. The city’s portion would be paid over a three-year period and would come from special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST) revenue allocated for road projects.
For the full Jefferson council story, see the March 16 issue of The Jackson Herald.
The total project cost would be $741,000. The city’s portion would be paid over a three-year period and would come from special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST) revenue allocated for road projects.
For the full Jefferson council story, see the March 16 issue of The Jackson Herald.
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