State transportation awards support Ridgewalk interchange and Trickum sidewalks
Woodstock secured more than $10.5 million in federal transportation funding through Georgia’s competitive grant program, the city announced July 15.
Woodstock secured more than $10.5 million in federal transportation funding through Georgia’s competitive grant program, the city announced July 15.
About $9.95 million is allocated to construction of the I-575 and Ridgewalk Parkway diverging-diamond interchange. The city’s required construction match is approximately $2.49 million. The project is designed to reduce traffic conflicts and improve pedestrian crossings.
A separate $640,000 award supports preliminary engineering for Trickum Road sidewalk improvements, with a $160,000 local match. That work would help connect the area around Little River Park through more than 2,500 feet of sidewalk, curbs and crossing improvements.
The awards cover different project stages: construction for Ridgewalk and engineering for Trickum Road. The announcement identifies funding commitments and next administrative steps, rather than promising that both projects are already finished.
Source: Read the original announcement or official community resource.
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