Bike, pedestrian infrastructure projects in central Ohio receive more than $10M in grants

Governor DeWine Announces Nearly $52 Million to Local Communities to Improve Bike & Pedestrian Infrastructure

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Director Pamela Boratyn announced yesterday that nearly $52 million in grants will be awarded over the next four years to improve safety for bicycle and pedestrian traffic through the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP). The funding will support 44 projects in 33 counties. That includes $513,600 to the City of Kenton for the Detroit Street Reconstruction Phase 2. The pr…

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Bike, pedestrian infrastructure projects in central Ohio receive more than $10M in grants

Nearly $52 million in grants will be awarded to improve bicycle and pedestrian traffic across the state.