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County applies for $400,405 FEMA hazard mitigation grant for Beartooth Road erosion
Summary
Lewis and Clark County applied for a $400,405.71 FEMA Hazard Mitigation Program grant to fund Beartooth Road erosion mitigation with a local match of $133,468.57; the board approved the application unanimously.
Lewis and Clark County commissioners voted unanimously Sept. 16 to apply for a Federal Emergency Management Agency hazard mitigation grant to address erosion on Beartooth Road.
Dan Karlin, County Engineer, presented the Beartooth Road Erosion Mitigation Project and said staff recommends applying for $400,405.71 in FEMA Hazard Mitigation Program funds with a local match of $133,468.57. The board approved the grant application on a 3-0 vote.
No public comment was received on the application. If awarded, the grant would fund construction and mitigation work to protect Beartooth Road from further erosion; project procurement and specific timelines will be handled by county public works in coordination with FEMA funding requirements.
