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Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
These Funds Will Be Used to Repair the Bridge's Headwall and Wing Walls, as Well as Replace the Decking. Houston County Will Be Responsible for Providing the Necessary Tools and Will Hire Bartee Construction Inc. to Provide the Equipment, Labor, and Materials for the Repairs. Complete Expenditure Records Will Be Required for Reimbursement. Bridges Provide Crucial Access for Emergency Services Like Ambulances, Fire Trucks, and Law Enforcement, Especially in Remote Areas; They Are Essential for Delivering Medical Supplies, Food, and Other Necessities to Communities, Particularly Those in Isolated Areas; They Play a Vital Role in Maintaining Wildlife Movement Corridors and Preventing Habitat Fragmentation. Damaged or Inadequate Bridges Can Block or Hinder Animal Migration Patterns, Impacting Their Access to Food, Water, and Mates. This Can Lead to Decreased Genetic Diversity and Increased Risk of Species Decline.
Committed
$77,250
Paid out
$75.0K
97%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.2K
3%
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