(Deming) – Deming is set to receive over a half-million dollars in federal Transportation Alternatives Program funds recently awarded through the state.
The funds are earmarked for multi-modal projects including sidewalks, bicycle paths, and transit stops, which provide benefits such as reduced congestion and improved air quality.
Deming officials applied for funds for Cedar Street sidewalk enhancements, and were awarded $550,455.
The funds come from the Federal Highway Administration and are administered by the New Mexico Department of Transportation.
The funding is provided for community-based projects that reportedly expand travel choices and improve the cultural, historic, and environmental aspects of the state’s transportation system.
Deming’s just over half-million dollar grant is part of more than $11 million awarded to 27 projects across the state for the 2016 and 2017 fiscal years.
The funds are earmarked for multi-modal projects including sidewalks, bicycle paths, and transit stops, which provide benefits such as reduced congestion and improved air quality.
Deming officials applied for funds for Cedar Street sidewalk enhancements, and were awarded $550,455.
The funds come from the Federal Highway Administration and are administered by the New Mexico Department of Transportation.
The funding is provided for community-based projects that reportedly expand travel choices and improve the cultural, historic, and environmental aspects of the state’s transportation system.
Deming’s just over half-million dollar grant is part of more than $11 million awarded to 27 projects across the state for the 2016 and 2017 fiscal years.
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