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Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports the Construction of Roadway in the North Slope Borough to Provide an Alternative Access Road to the Barrow Arctic Research Center, Community College, and a Freight Corridor, Along the Arctic Ocean. Due to Flooding in the North Slope Borough, Which Washed Stevenson Road Away, the Road Is the Only Access to the Barrow Arctic Research Center and Community College, Which Are Locally Major Employers. in Addition, the New Roadway Will Help Alleviate the Borough's Dependence on a Road Along the Arctic Ocean That Is Being Washed Away Due to Climate Change and Maintains Access to Research and Educational Facilities. Once Completed, the Project Will Increase Resiliency, Mitigate the Effects of Natural Disasters, and Promote Economic Growth Throughout the Region.
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$7.3 Million
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