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http://bishop.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/middle-southwest-georgia-infrastructure-benefitted-by-almost-9-million MIDDLE & SOUTHWEST GEORGIA INFRASTRUCTURE BENEFITTED BY ALMOST $9 MILLION IN FUNDING SECURED BY CONGRESSMAN BISHOP 2016-07-18 2016 2016-07 Democrat House GA Sanford Bishop B000490 bishop.house.gov     legacy REPURPOSED FUNDING PLACED TOWARDS ROADWAY IMPROVEMENT, RESURFACING MACON, GA ­­– Today, Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (GA-02), member of the U.S. House Appropriations Committee, is proud to share that a total of $8,906,763 comprised of repurposed Federal Highway Administration funding from unused Congressional directed funding originally secured by Congressman Bishop and 20% matching funding from Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) have been redirected to infrastructure projects in Middle and Southwest Georgia. The original “earmarks” are over ten years old and were either less than 10% obligated, associated with a completed project, or are no longer active. “Our redirected funding allows GDOT to repair and rebuild very important highway projects throughout the municipalities and rural communities of Middle and Southwest Georgia,” said Congressman Bishop. “The construction will assist travelers, commuters, truckers, deliveries, and businesses get where they need to go, helping assure a productive, safe, and economically strong Georgia.” Recent federal appropriations legislation places critical restrictions on projects eligible to be recipients of the funding, including being located within a 50-mile radius of the original project and a requirement that redirected funds be obligated within three fiscal years or be forfeited. $4,367,757 will be put towards the reconstruction and widening of the I-75/I-16 interchange project, greatly improving the safety of the freeway. County and municipal resurfacing and sign upgrade projects will increase productivity and accessibility for communities across Middle and Southwest Georgia.   Bibb County - $3,004,425 ORIGINAL Project: Second Street Bridge Replacement/Reconstruct ROW in Macon Redirected Project: Construction I-16 @ I-75 Interchange; Est. Oct/Nov 2016   Bibb County - $500,738 ORIGINAL Project: Pierce Avenue bike lanes from Ingelside Ave. to Riverside Drive Redirected Project: Construction I-75 Northbound from SR 19 to I-16 Phase II; Est. Oct/Nov 2016   Bibb County - $52,642 ORIGINAL Project: Study & report of new interstate linking Augusta, Macon, Columbus, & Montgomery Redirected Project: Construction I-16 from I-75 to SR 87 & Interchange Phase I; Est. Oct/Nov 2016   Bibb County - $157,926 ORIGINAL Project: Study & report of new interstate linking Augusta, Macon, Columbus, & Montgomery Redirected Project: Construction I-16 from I-75 to SR 87 & Interchange Phase I; Est. Oct/Nov 2016   Bibb County - $652,026 ORIGINAL Project: Study & report of new interstate linking Augusta, Macon, Columbus, & Montgomery Redirected Project: Construction I-16 from I-75 to SR 87 & Interchange Phase I; Est. Oct/Nov 2016   Crawford County - $100,656 ORIGINAL Project: Revitalization Project for Roberta Walking Trail Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 22 from SR 7 to Columbus Rd; Est. May 2017   Crisp County - $81,259 ORIGINAL Project: US 280/SR 30 widening from Flint River to SR 300 Conn Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 300 from Old Coney Rd to SR 300 Conn; Est. April 2017   Crisp County - $200,295 ORIGINAL Project: Streetscape-Cordele Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 300 from CR 29/Old Coney Rd to SR 300 Connector; Est. April 2017   Decatur & Miller Counties - $200,295 ORIGINAL Project: Streetscape-Bainbridge Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 310 from Decatur County Line to SR1/US27; Est. Feb 2017   Dougherty County - $400,590 ORIGINAL Project: Streetscape-Albany Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR300 from SR520 to N of CR243/Branch Rd; Est. Nov 2016   Dougherty County - $43,031 ORIGINAL Project: Broad Avenue Bridge, Albany, GA Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 91 from Baker County line to SR 62; Est. Nov 2016   Dougherty County - $81,259  ORIGINAL Project: SR 234 widening from Eight Mile Rd to Lockett Station Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 91 from Baker County line to SR 62; Est. Nov 2016   Dougherty County - $801,180 ORIGINAL Project: SR 133 Southbound lane bridge replacement over the GA/FL Railnet line Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR3 from Thomas County line to Dougherty County Line; Est. Nov 2016   TERRELL COUNTY - $801,180 ORIGINAL Project: Construction on U.S. 82 from Dawson to Alabama Line Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 55 from Calhoun County line to SR 520/US 82; Est. July 2016   Macon County - $201,390 ORIGINAL Project: Sidewalks, light, landscaping in Montezuma Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR49 from SR90 to SR127; Est. Nov 2016   Marion County - $300,442 ORIGINAL Project: Sidewalks in Buena Vista Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 355 from SR 137 to Talbot County Line; Est. March 2017   Miller County - $81,259 ORIGINAL Project: Reconstruct US 27 from Colquitt to CR 279 Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 45 from SR 1 to Early County line; Est. Mar 2017   Muscogee County - $1,205,540 ORIGINAL Project: Infrastructure Improvements at Statewide Military Bases Redirected Project: Sign Upgrade Project on US 80 from Alabama State Line to SR 85; Est. FY17   Muscogee County - $40,630 ORIGINAL Project: Jogging and Bike Trails around Columbus State University Redirected Project: Resurfacing of SR 85 from SR 22 Conn to SR 1; Est. Jan 2017 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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