Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
Improvement of Madison County Roads as Listed on the Existing Master Agreement Schedule a. Improvement Includes Installing a Low Water Crossing Slab on Madison County Road 3605 and Hauling/spreading Gravel on Madison County Roads Listed on the Existing Master Agreement Schedule a. This Will Aid in Reducing Erosion, Improve Watershed Health, and Improve Access to Private and National Forest Lands. This Project Will Provide Critical Improvements to Madison County Roads, Which Are Heavily Used by the Public, Private Landowners, and the U.s. Forest Service During Management of National Forest Lands.
Committed
$92,296
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