Rural Communities Land Development Grants
Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowLieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch has announced more than $11 million in grants for 21 rural Indiana communities. The Community Development Block Grant funding will support efforts including infrastructure projects, downtown revitalization and public facility improvement.
The grants went to the following communities:
Town of Milton, $469,000 to demolish a vacant and dilapidated school building
Jasper County, $500,000 to build a new fire station in Wheatfield Township
Marshall County, $500,000 to build a multi-purpose community building at the county fairgrounds in Argos
Randolph County, $500,000 for a new fire station
Town of Roachdale, $500,000 to turn an abandoned building into a community center
City of Washington, $500,000 to build a PACE child development facility
City of Cannelton, $519,600 for stormwater system improvements
Town of Linton, $600,000 for stormwater system improvements
Town of Crothersville, $550,000 for wastewater system improvements
Town of Decker, $550,000 for wastewater system improvements
Town of Dugger, $550,000 for drinking water infrastructure improvements
City of Greenfield, $500,000 for wastewater improvements
Town of Marengo, $362,697 for wastewater improvements
Town of Marshall, $120,000 for drinking water system improvements
Town of Middletown, $550,000 for wastewater improvements
Town of Montgomery, $700,000 for wastewater system improvements
Town of New Ross, $550,000 to rehabilitate a wastewater treatment lift station and lagoon
Town of North Judson, $550,000 for drinking water system improvements
Town of Trafalgar, $700,000 for drinking water system improvements
Town of Versailles, $550,000 for sanitary sewer improvements
Town of Winamac, $700,000 for wastewater improvements