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Canyon commission approves resolution to seek federal grant for ADA transition plan and interactive asset mapping
Summary
The City Commission approved Resolution 25-2025 to apply for a U.S. DOT SS4A supplemental planning grant to fund an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) transition plan and the start of an interactive asset-mapping program; the city would cover a 20% match estimated at $80,000 if selected.
The Canyon City Commission on May 20 voted to apply for a U.S. Department of Transportation Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) supplemental planning grant so the city can fund an ADA transition plan and begin building an interactive online asset map.
Lucas, Director of Planning and Development, told the commission the grant would be paid at an 80% federal share and that the city would provide a 20% match if selected. “The Americans with Disabilities Act does require all municipalities to have, an ADA transition plan,” Lucas said, describing the plan as a multi‑year roadmap for bringing sidewalks, streets and public facilities into ADA compliance.
Why it matters: federal and state transportation…
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