Maryland
$43M allocated to fix Maryland roads
Infrastructure deal’s impression on the DC area
Native leaders count on to study extra concerning the billions of {dollars} heading to the D.C. area after the infrastructure invoice handed Friday. FOX 5’s Lindsay Watts has the newest.
The brand new Infrastructure Funding and Jobs Act has allotted almost $43 million to improve infrastructure and enhance security in counties throughout Maryland.
The funding comes after 403 folks in Maryland misplaced their lives to visitors crashes between January 2022 and September 2022.
Funding for these upgrades got here by means of the U.S. Division of Transportation’s Secure Streets for All Program, which seeks to stop loss of life and critical harm for all roadway customers.
Recipients of the $42,882,024 embrace:
- $21,253,985 for Prince George’s County
- $11,753,586 for the Metropolis of Salisbury
- $7,500,000 for the Maryland-Nationwide Capital Park and Planning Fee
- $1,005,453 for the Metropolis of Baltimore
- $764,000 for Frederick County
- $200,000 for the Metropolis of Frederick
- $160,000 for the Metropolis of Hagerstown
- $140,000 for the City of Bel Air
- $105,000 for Anne Arundel County