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State-funded LMIG work set to begin; Green Road awarded to Reeves Construction
Summary
County Manager Douglas Jamieson said Stevens Road work will start soon and that the Green Road project was awarded to Reeves Construction with the state paying 100%; he added Governor Kemp approved a supplemental LMIG payment that could yield about $240,000 for the county with no local match required.
Douglas Jamieson told the board that the Stevens Road LMIG project is scheduled to start soon and that the Green Road project has been awarded to Reeves Construction, with the state covering the full cost of that project.
Jamieson reported that Governor Kemp has approved a supplemental LMIG payment and that, if funding mirrors 2024 levels, Schley County should expect roughly $240,000 with no local match required. No formal board action was recorded on the LMIG update; the discussion served as an informational briefing on upcoming roadwork and potential supplemental funds.
Staff indicated projects will proceed according to state schedules and contract awards, and the county will coordinate any local implementation needs with the awarded contractor.
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