During a recent government meeting, Council Member Herbsther highlighted the successful acquisition of $2.1 million in federal funding aimed at enhancing safety at the busy Road 76 and Santa Fe intersection. This area, known for its high traffic and proximity to key local landmarks such as Station 83, the West Pasco Library, and various commercial businesses, has been identified as a critical site for safety improvements.

Herbsther commended Director Maria Sarah and her team for their efforts in securing the grant, emphasizing the importance of the project in promoting community safety. The funding will enable necessary enhancements to mitigate risks at this intersection, which has been a concern for local residents.

Additionally, Council Member Baras reminded attendees of an upcoming promotion celebration at Fire Station 84, encouraging community support for first responders. The meeting underscored the council's commitment to public safety and community engagement, with members expressing gratitude for the collaborative efforts that lead to significant funding achievements.