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Kaskaskia Regional Port District

This Eda Public Works and Economic Development Facilities Award Will Help the Kaskaskia Regional Port District (KRPD) Construct a Second Laydown Space at Their KRPD 2 Terminal. the Expected December 2025 Closure of the Nearby Baldwin Coal Plant Will Result in Job Losses and Impair the Regional Economy?s Performance for Years to Come. KRPD Is a Source of Regional Economic Growth, and Freight Transportation Is a Key Industry Cluster. the New Eda-funded Access Road and Two Laydown Yards Will Ease Congestion at the Fast-growing Port, Which Was Ranked as the 12TH Largest Inland Port in the Country With More Than 2 Million Tons of Grain Handled Each Year. the Project Is Expected to Create 50 New Jobs and Generate $20 Million in Private Investment.

Committed

$1.7 Million

Paid out
$1.1M
65%
Committed, not yet paid
$584.6K
35%

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