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Sunbury wins $1 million ODOT safety grant; master transportation plan funding sought

City of Sunbury Services Committee ยท August 6, 2026
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Summary

Staff said ODOT awarded a $1,000,000 safety grant that the state accelerated to 2028 to match Sunbury's construction schedule; staff also resubmitted a request for $100,000 in technical-assistance funding toward a $150,000 master transportation plan.

Sunbury staff told the committee that the city received a $1,000,000 safety grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to support safety improvements and a 10-foot shared-use path connecting to the Ohio to Erie Trail. Staff said ODOT typically awards the funds in 2030 but agreed to accelerate $1,000,000 to 2028 to align with the city's construction timeline.

Staff also said the city resubmitted an application for technical assistance to help create a master transportation plan estimated at about $150,000; the request sought $100,000 from the program with a $50,000 local contribution. Staff said they would learn whether that request was successful in October and that additional grant applications (including urban paving funding) are being pursued to cover the project's estimated costs.