Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Mississippi National River and Recreation Area Is Rich With Historical and Cultural Stories. This Program Provides Assistance and Orstate Funds to Enhance Partner Organization Planning for and Interpretation of Non-federal Publicly Owned Lands Within the Recreational Area. This Project Converts an Existing At-grade, Mid-block Regional Trail Crossing Into a Grade-separated Crossing via a 14 Wide, 10 High Concrete Box Culvert and Includes Realigning 1,900 of the Existing Regional Trail to Improve Safe Access to and Through the Mississippi National River Recreation Area (miss). Beneficiaries Include State and Local Governments.
Committed
$250,000
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