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Morpsy tells Knox County leaders about passenger-rail planning, $4.8 million safety grant and grant support services
Summary
Morpsy representatives outlined regional planning work, said two passenger-rail corridors are in phase two of federal review and announced a $4.8 million Safe Streets for All grant to be distributed to member communities; they offered planner-pool assistance and competitive-project advocacy to help Knox County secure state or federal funds.
Joe Gerty, chief strategy officer for Morpsy, and Eileen Lub, member services lead, presented the organization’s work to the Knox County Board of Commissioners on April 2. Gerty described Morpsy as a 15-county, member-driven regional organization that helps local governments pursue state and federal infrastructure and economic-development funds.
Gerty said two passenger-rail corridors — a Cleveland–Columbus–Dayton–Cincinnati corridor led by the state and a Chicago–Fort…
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