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South Roxana board approves application for pedestrian-safety grant
Summary
The Village of South Roxana voted unanimously to authorize applying for the ACT Community Action Grant to fund pedestrian-safety enhancements. The board approved Resolution No. 26-21 4-0 during its Jan. 6 meeting.
The Village of South Roxana board voted to authorize applying for the ACT Community Action Grant to support pedestrian-safety enhancements.
At the Jan. 6 meeting, Trustee Terry Chester moved to approve Resolution No. 26-21; Trustee Terrah Bevolo seconded. The motion passed by a 4-0 vote. The resolution authorizes the village to pursue grant funding for unspecified pedestrian improvements aimed at improving safety for residents.
The board did not discuss specific projects, dollar amounts, or timelines during the meeting. The resolution’s approval directs village staff to proceed with the application process; further decisions about project scope and funding would occur if a grant award is received.
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