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Stephens County approves $153,500 in SAP road safety expenditures, matches state grant with SPLOST
Summary
The board approved final Fiscal Year 2025 Safety Action Program (SAP) expenditures totaling roughly $153,500: $116,500 from the State of Georgia and a county match of about $37,000 in SPLOST funds used for restriping and pavement markers across nearly 14 miles of county roads.
The Stephens County Board approved final Fiscal Year 2025 expenditures for the state Safety Action Program (SAP), accepting an itemized summary and authorizing the chairman to sign the documentation.
According to the presentation, the county received $116,500 in SAP funding from the State of Georgia in 2024 and matched that with approximately $37,000 from SPLOST funds, for a total project of about $153,000. The funds were used to restripe Rock Creek Road (thermoplastic center and edge lines and raised pavement markers), restripe Oak Valley Road (thermoplastic center and edge lines, raised pavement markers and stop lines), and to install thermoplastic rumble strips with signage on Holly Springs Road. Staff said the work covered nearly 14 miles of county roads.
The board made a motion to approve the expenditures, the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote; no individual vote tallies were recorded in the transcript.
