Public Works seeks $559,591.91 in LMIG supplemental funds for roadwork
Public Works requested application for FY2026 LMIG Local Road Assistance supplemental funding of $559,591.91 from the Georgia DOT for geotechnical surveys and road improvements; no local match is required and the application deadline is June 15.
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Assistant County Administrator Barry Brooks and Public Works Director Chuck Mathis told the Commission the county will apply for the FY2026 Local Maintenance & Improvement Grant (LMIG) Local Road Assistance supplemental funding from the Georgia Department of Transportation in the amount of $559,591.91. The funds are proposed to be used for geotechnical surveys and improvements to various road sections within Dougherty County; staff said no local match is required and that the application deadline is June 15.
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