Michigan Federal Funding

United States Army Corps of Engineers

New Lock at the Soo Locks Complex

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Full FY24 Funding for Soo Lock Project

Steven Kozera

Selfridge Air National Guard Runway Extension

City of Ann Arbor

Funding would go towards building a 24MW solar array on a capped landfill in Ann Arbor. This project will employee Michigan workers and help the State rapidly transition to the clean energy future.

City of Wixom

This funding will support the construction of a 5-lane overpass over a current at-grade, 3-track railroad crossing on Beck Road between West Road and Cartier Drive.

8 1/2 Mile Drain Drainage District

Funding will be used for the construction of In-System Storage devices in order to reduce the volume of sewer discharges into Lake St. Clair during large rain events by an estimated 30% annually. This project will improve water quality in the Great Lakes region – including Lake St. Clair, which supplies drinking water to millions of people. It will also help alleviate the possibility of residential basement flooding during heavy rain events and reduce the volume of combined sewer overflow from t

City of Grand Ledge

City of Grand Ledge Wastewater Treatment Plant and Sanitary Sewer System Improvements

City of Mackinac Island Department of Public Works

Mackinac Island Sewer Asset Management Plan

Great Lakes Water Authority

Funding would be used to evaluate and rehabilitate the Detroit River Interceptor (DRI), a critical piece of drainage infrastructure built over 100 years ago. The project will address major blockages caused by debris and other large objects that become lodged in the interceptor, reducing its capacity and making the system more vulnerable. Maintaining the DRI in a reliable and efficient operating condition is key to maintaining the Great Lakes Water Authority wastewater system and to mitigating is

Muskegon Area Transit System

This funding will support non-construction and construction phases of a transit-related parking structure in downtown Muskegon, Michigan, to include retail and commerce spaces. The project will enhance downtown economic development efforts, spur additional private investment in the area, increase the walkability and the density of downtown development, and provide for a revenue stream in support of public transit operations through parking proceeds and lease or rental income.