Work crews across Santa Cruz County are preparing to go back to work this August. With $6.5 million in federal stimulus money coming this way and an additional $600,000 of Regional Surface Transportation Program funds, roads throughout the county will be fixed, and several roads in the city of Santa Cruz will be repaved.
Work crews across Santa Cruz County are preparing to go back to work this August. With $6.5 million in federal stimulus money coming this way and an additional $600,000 of Regional Surface Transportation Program funds, roads throughout the county will be fixed, and several roads in the city of Santa Cruz will be repaved. An additional $5.6 million in stimulus money for public works is expected to reach the county next year.
In related news, the county announced a of treacherous Graham Hill Road by next year. The project still needs the approval of the Planning Committee. Read more at the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
