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Atlanta council adopts CCMG resolution, commits $120,000 local match for road project
Summary
The council adopted Resolution R-10-2025-03 to apply for a Community Crossings Matching Grant through INDOT and committed a 20% local match estimated at $120,000 toward an approximately $600,000 milling and resurfacing project.
The Town of Atlanta adopted Resolution R-10-2025-03 authorizing submission of a Community Crossings Matching Grant (CCMG) application to the Indiana Department of Transportation and committing a local match of 20%, estimated at $120,000 for a proposed $600,000 project to mill and resurface town roads and associated sidewalk replacements.
The resolution, read into the record by the council president, specifies that the town will provide the required 20% local match from the town's local road and bridge match fund and designates the town council president as signatory for grant documents. A council member moved to adopt the resolution and a second followed; the council approved the measure by voice vote so staff can submit the application before the program deadline.
Staff said the town will finalize a project scope that aims to replace older pavement segments and, where paving occurs, to replace adjacent sidewalks if funds permit. Staff also noted the council must assemble matching funds from local road and bridge allocations, general carryover and other restricted funds and take the required appropriation steps if the grant is awarded.
Next steps: staff will complete the application with a detailed project scope and submit the CCMG application before the end-of-month deadline; if awarded, the town will arrange matching funds as described in the adopted resolution.
