Federal grant · project grant (b)

Missoula County

Lolo Street Bridge Replacement Project. the Lolo Street Bridge Is One of Only Two Roadway Crossings Spanning Rattlesnake Creek in the Upper and Lower Rattlesnake Neighborhoods in Missoula, MT, Providing an Essential Connection to the Community. the Bridge Alleviates Daily Traffic Flows on the Eastern Side of the Rattlesnake Area, Funneling Users to the Western Egress of the Drainage. the Bridge Is Also an Essential Part of the Evacuation Route for the Two Neighborhoods and Provides Necessary Route Connectivity for First Responders Who Have Traveled North Beyond the Only Other Vehicle Crossing in the Rattlesnake Area, on Vine Street.

Committed

$269,745

Paid out
$175.4K
65%
Committed, not yet paid
$94.3K
35%

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