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City manager outlines capital projects, $5M DIAG grant sponsorship and steps to prepare for federal shutdown impacts
Summary
City Manager Ryan Haverlaw told the council the city is sponsor for a $5 million DIAG grant connected to a $10 million Fort Hood energy resiliency project and detailed ongoing capital projects and preparedness actions as a federal shutdown affects certain grants and residents.
City Manager Ryan Haverlaw used his Nov. 4 report to update the council on capital projects, regional grants and emergency-preparedness concerns.
Haverlaw said the city remains close to finishing several projects: emergency generators (final coordination and equipment replacement), the animal control facility (likely year-end completion), senior center improvements, municipal court renovation (awaiting materials and furniture) and Fire Station No. 3 expansion (expected in late November or early December). He also said city park irrigation and landscaping work is nearly complete.
On grant activity, Haverlaw described the Defense Economic Adjustment Assistance Grant (DIAG) process in which the city is serving as sponsor for a…
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