Paxton Council endorses $250,000 Safe Routes to School grant application
Summary
Council pledged support for a $250,000 Safe Routes to School grant application and agreed to back the project if costs exceed that amount; the resolution passed unanimously.
The council voted to pledge support for a 'Safe Routes to School' grant application and to endorse a $250,000 grant request. Mike Livermore said the resolution is required for the grant and that the city would pledge to support the project if the cost of completion exceeds the grant amount; the transcript notes a current projected local cost of $10,000 and states, "This amount does not include engineering costs."
Alderman Wilson moved to approve the resolution and Alderman Withers seconded. Roll call was Ayes: Evans, Reinhart, Withers, Greenburg, Pacey, Larson, Wilson. Motion carried and Ordinance 2025-09-04 was adopted.
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