Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
Forest System Road 215 Is a Paved Through Road With Approx. 300 Vehicles Daily Traffic, Connecting 2 High Traffic State Maintained Arterial Roads. It Is the Primary Access for the Developed Stubblefield Lake Recreation Area and a 1000+ Home Residential Subdivision Wildwood Shores and Functions as a Commuter Thoroughfare Between Montgomery (part of the 4TH Largest Metroplex in the Nation) and Walker County. Funding Is Sourced From Disaster Recovery From the Damage Received in Spring 2024, With Walker County Being the Recipient of the Award and the Primary Contractor in Conducting Asphalt Resurfacing of the Entire Road. the Expected Outcome Is a Fully Repaired Road to Accommodate the Increase in Use.
Committed
$12.0 Million
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