File:Brookfield, MassWorks Grant, November 1, 2010 (5136146082).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionBrookfield, MassWorks Grant, November 1, 2010 (5136146082).jpg |
Lieutenant Governor Timothy P. Murray awarded the Town of Brookfield a $500,000 MassWorks Infrastructure Program grant to help reconstruct portions of three roads within the town. These funds will be used to reconstruct nearly two miles of Town Farm Road and sections of Gay Road and Rice Corner Road in Brookfield. The roadway upgrades will address certain public safety issues by improving several limited sight areas and through the installation of drainage facilities to mitigate frequent flooding in an elderly community. These investments in public infrastructure will put individuals to work immediately and will help unlock new economic development opportunities for the town by ensuring it is properly equipped to support new business growth. The total project cost is estimated at $625,000, with the Town of Brookfield providing the remaining funding. |
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