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Troy Council advances TAP budget to start sidewalk, crossing projects this year
Summary
The Troy City Council approved a budget amendment to move Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) funds from 2026 to 2025 so federal construction funds can be obligated for sidewalk gap and pedestrian-crossing work beginning this fall.
The Troy City Council on Jan. 13 approved a budget amendment to accelerate Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) funds so construction for several sidewalk gaps and a pedestrian crossing can begin in 2025.
City Engineer Scott Findley told the council the city received a TAP award in June 2024 and is asking the council to “advance the budget from 2026 to 2025 for the Transportation Alternative Program” so the federal funds can be obligated for construction this year.
Why it matters: the amendment lets the city meet federal timing…
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