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Tea wins $2.6 million SS4A grant for Brian Street, Main Avenue and Heritage Boulevard upgrades
Summary
The City of Tea announced a $2.6 million Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant that will fund a $3.2 million street-and-pedestrian project — including Brian Street corridor work, Heritage Boulevard crossing improvements and pedestrian upgrades on Main Avenue — with an 80/20 local match requirement.
The City of Tea announced it has been awarded a $2.6 million Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant to fund safety and pedestrian improvements across downtown corridors.
According to the council minutes, the SS4A award requires an 80/20 match and will finance a $3.2 million project that includes improvements to the Brian Street east–west corridor, enhanced crossings on Heritage Boulevard and pedestrian-friendly upgrades along Main Avenue. The council discussed the project during the January 20, 2026 regular meeting.
The council record does not specify which department will administer the match funding or the project schedule. The minutes note the grant award as an informational item but do not show any formal motions tied to approving match funding or contracting in that meeting. Next steps, including engineering design, funding commitments and a construction timeline, were not specified in the minutes.
