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State gives $133.4M boost to local road projects

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Thirty-four municipalities and counties in Northwest and Central Indiana will get a piece of a $133.4 million boost from the state's Community Crossings matching grant program.

Gov. Eric Holcomb and the Indiana Department of Transportation announced that 224 municipalities will receive matching funds for road projects through the grant program, which is part of the Next Level Roads program.

“The continued success of the Community Crossings program becomes more evident each year,” said Holcomb in a press release. “Improving transportation infrastructure at the most local level makes communities that much more attractive for business and Hoosier families alike to connect and grow.”

Communities in Northwest and Central Indiana received the following:

  • Beverly Shores: $47,580
  • Burns Harbor: $29,700
  • Cedar Lake: $831,600
  • Chesterton: $115,000
  • Dyer: $136,831.20
  • Elkhart County: $1 million
  • Gary: $1 million
  • Hebron: $438,972.75
  • Highland: $659,794.00
  • Hobart: $1 million
  • Jasper County: $1 million
  • Lake Station: $391,738.50
  • Lowell: $445,400.00
  • Marshall County: $1 million
  • Michiana Shores: $332,250.00
  • Munster: $597,125.50
  • New Carlisle: $720,450.00
  • Ogden Dunes: $307,015.50
  • Osceola: $200,794.83
  • Plymouth: $632,030.50
  • Portage: $1 million
  • Porter: $562,211.25
  • Porter County: $1 million
  • Remington: $117,494.17
  • Schererville: $796,359.75
  • South Bend: $1 million
  • St. John: $1 million
  • St. Joseph County: $1 million
  • Starke County: $1 million
  • Trail Creek: $241,719.93
  • Valparaiso: $1 million
  • Whiting: $375,000
  • Winamac: $189,363.75
  • Winfield: $680,917.50

Communities submitted applications in January. The state matches 50% of projects in larger communities and 25% in smaller communities, with 50% of matching funds required by law to go to counties with populations fewer than 50,000.

The Community Crossings matching grant program has awarded more than $1.27 billion in state matching funds for local construction projects since 2016. The next call for projects begins July 5 and closes July 28. Find a list of all projects awarded this year here.

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