Published 1 year ago

Town moves forward on seal redesign plan

Summary by Ground News

The City of Johnstown's proposed project to modernize and beautify four important central business district transportation assets is entering a new phase. Michael Baker International, the company selected to conduct the necessary historic and environmental studies, met with local elected officials on Wednesday. The company is expected to need six months to a year to make sure the work will be in compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act and National Environmental Policy Act. Only after those clearances are approved can the $24.4 million in U.S. Department of Transportation RAISE grant money be spent.

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The Tribune-Democrat

Johnstown's RAISE plan moves forward with historic, environmental studies

The City of Johnstown’s proposed project to modernize and beautify four important central business district transportation assets, using federal Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity grant money, is entering a new phase.

1 year ago·Johnstown, United States

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WTAJ News

Johnstown gives update on $24.4 Mil RAISE project

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) - Johnstown city leaders are sharing an update on a $53,000,000 city improvement project. Leaders met with their project consultant and area legislators on Wednesday, Feb. 22 to discuss the project. They also toured project sites, including the train station, transit center, incline plane and main street. The city was awarded $24,000,000 toward the project through the U.S. Dot Raise Grant program in 20-21. And now le…

1 year ago

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