Congressman Hal Rogers announces securing $37 million for the Northern Bypass in Pulaski County, boosting regional connectivity.
Quiver AI Summary
Congressman Rogers announces federal funding: U.S. Representative Hal Rogers has secured an additional $37 million for the Northern Bypass project in Pulaski County as part of the recently signed Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Bill. This, combined with the $45 million previously allocated, brings the total federal investment to $82 million.
Local officials express gratitude: Pulaski County Judge Executive Marshall Todd and State Representative Ken Upchurch praised the funding, highlighting its potential to enhance connectivity, attract business, and improve safety in the region. Rogers emphasized the collaborative efforts between various levels of government to realize this project.
Total funding for community projects: In addition to the bypass funding, Congressman Rogers has secured a total of $142 million in federal funding for 14 community projects in the fiscal year 2026, available for all counties within his congressional district.
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