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Total Projects
408
Total Amount
$1.24B
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Top 10 projects (enacted only) of 408 total
Search this agency →Replacement of the existing Woolsey Finnell Bridge with a six-lane bridge and acceleration / deceleration lanes
Richard Shelby
The South Loop Link project would deck over a four-block section of Interstate 670 to create an enhanced, green mobility hub enabling multimodal transportation options, regional job access, green and healthy living space, private development, and a climate responsive design.
Roy Blunt
To provide a revolving loan fund to the City of Mobile for commercial development and redevelopment of the downtown Mobile area
Richard Shelby
The project will construct a four-lane highway connecting the future Springdale Northern Bypass to the Northwest Arkansas National Airport to provide more direct access to the airport.
John Boozman
This project will continue the widening of U.S. Highway 270 from 2 to 5 lanes into the City of Hot Springs to provide increased mobility and safety and enhanced economic competitiveness of the metropolitan area.
John Boozman
Funding will be used to expand the Motown Museum and create economic development opportunities for residents and local businesses.
Deborah Stabenow
To reconstruct and widen NM 128 from Jal in Lea County
Ben Ray Luján
Revitalize the downtown district of Russell, Kansas to further economic growth and address safety issues for vehicle traffic and pedestrians.
Jerry Moran
The existing Air Traffic Control Tower at Rosecrans Memorial Airport is approximately 70 years old and is in extremely poor condition. It is necessary to construct a new Air Traffic Control Tower and aviation complex to improve airfield safety and continuity in airport operations.
Roy Blunt
Building Better Neighborhoods Phase 1 consists of improvements to Linn Street in the West End Neighborhood. The street, pedestrian and bicycle improvements will alleviate many of the safety issues along the Linn Street corridor.
Sherrod Brown