Per Amy Rose: This is an important program we routinely apply to for funding assistance on planning bridge, water and sewer projects. Continued funding for this program is imperative.
Per Amy Rose: “Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960's in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle based on the assumption of applying for planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.”
Missoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program before House Joint Appropriations on Long-Range Planning, tomorrow morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960's in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle based on the assumption of applying for planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Representatives Dudik, Hopkins, Ryan, and Tschida,
Missoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program before House Appropriations Monday morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960's in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle based on the assumption of applying for planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Representatives, Missoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program, being heard on the House floor this afternoon. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960s in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle and in need of planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays. Please support HB 11.
Senator Wolken, Missoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program, being heard in Senate Finance and Claims tomorrow morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960s in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle and in need of planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays. Please support HB 11.
Senators, Missoula County continues to support HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program, being heard on the Senate floor this morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960s in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle and in need of planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Per Amy Rose: This is an important program we routinely apply to for funding assistance on planning bridge, water and sewer projects. Continued funding for this program is imperative.
ReplyDeletePer Amy Rose: “Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960's in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle based on the assumption of applying for planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.”
ReplyDeleteMessage to send to Representative Hopkins:
ReplyDeleteMissoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program before House Joint Appropriations on Long-Range Planning, tomorrow morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960's in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle based on the assumption of applying for planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Please support HB 11.
To be sent Friday evening:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives Dudik, Hopkins, Ryan, and Tschida,
Missoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program before House Appropriations Monday morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960's in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle based on the assumption of applying for planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Please support HB 11.
Sending the following today at noon:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program, being heard on the House floor this afternoon. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960s in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle and in need of planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Please support HB 11.
Sending the following Thursday (4/6) at 8 a.m.:
ReplyDeleteSenator Wolken,
Missoula County supports HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program, being heard in Senate Finance and Claims tomorrow morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960s in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle and in need of planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Please support HB 11.
Sent the following yesterday (4/11):
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County continues to support HB 11 - Treasure state endowment program, being heard on the Senate floor this morning. Missoula County Public Works was able to prepare two construction grant applications for bridge and water system projects in the past year by leveraging TSEP planning grants to local dollars. The use of those grant dollars assisted in planning to replace Bible Lane Bridge, a project that improves hydraulic capacity and wider traffic flow by replacing sole access over Petty Creek to 39 residential properties and a school; and proposed disinfection improvements for Sunset West Water District serving approximately 40 homes. These are two examples for which we routinely seek assistance from the TSEP planning grant fund. Trail Creek bridge, another sole stream crossing built in the 1960s in need of replacement, is scheduled in our next fiscal cycle and in need of planning grant funds. Without access to TSEP planning grants local budgets are constrained and critical infrastructure improvements subject to additional delays.
Please support HB 11.