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Franklin County commissioners advance Safe Routes projects, approve grants and contracts
Summary
At their April 14 meeting the Franklin County Board of Commissioners adopted five Safe Routes to Schools resolutions affecting Madison Township, approved a $1.348 million allocation to Reynoldsburg for road work and a series of grants and contracts including an $81,000 violence-prevention grant to Male Behavioral Health and a $472,397.68 contract modification for funding-acquisition services.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners on April 14 adopted a package of resolutions that will move forward pedestrian-safety projects near county schools and authorize multiple grants and contracts across county departments.
The board unanimously adopted five related Safe Routes to Schools resolutions that direct the county engineer to prepare plans and specifications to establish, alter or widen streets near Dunlow and Madison elementary schools in Madison Township. Nick Sulis, speaking on behalf of Franklin County Engineer Adam Fowler, said the measures are the “second legislative step” for 2025 Safe Routes projects and that they focus on “improving pedestrian infrastructure, ADA curb ramps and crossing improvements” near the affected schools.
The meeting also approved a preliminary allocation of $1,348,000 in county motor vehicle license-fee funds to the city of Reynoldsburg for…
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