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Lincoln Heights officials announce $2.65 million in SORTA funding for streets; park repairs and programs also planned
Summary
Interim Manager Michael Lemon said the village received $2,647,412 from SORTA for street improvements and outlined park upgrades, a $66,000 insurance reimbursement for stolen copper, and additional grant applications for events and repairs.
Interim Village Manager Michael Lemon reported that Lincoln Heights has been awarded a substantial SUM of funding from the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) and described several concurrent park and community projects at the Feb. 26 council meeting.
Lemon told council that SORTA provided a check to the village totaling approximately $2,647,412 intended for street infrastructure improvements. He described the money as targeted to improve…
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