2012 Safe Routes to School - Statewide Funded Projects List

The Federal SRTS Program provides Federal-aid highway funds to State Departments of Transportation (DOTs) solely for the purpose of SRTS infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects, and to administer state SRTS programs that benefit elementary and middle school children in grades K-8. Missouri's SRTS Program is administered by MoDOT, however these funds cannot be used for road or bridge type projects. The SRTS program is focused on providing safety improvements, ADA improvements, safety education and encouragement for grade school (K-8) children to be able to walk to school safely.

Northeast Area funded projects

Infrastructure Funded:

City of Canton - Safe Routes to School Sidewalks - $232,549 - News Release

City of Kirksville - LaHarpe Street Safe Routes to School - $250,000 - News Release

City of Warrenton - 2012 Infrastructure - $241,080.52 - News Release

Non-Infrastructure Funded:

City of Kirksville - Kirksville Walking School Bus - $13,100 - News Release

Federal Enhancement Program Dedicates $1.4 million to MoDOT's Northeast District

• City of Moberly Receives $274,200 in Grant Funds for McKinsey Street Sidewalk Improvements Project - News Release
• City of Mexico Receives $149,300 in Grant Funds for South Morris and Monroe Street Sidewalk Projects - News Release
• City of New Cambria Receives $223,000 in Grant Funds for MO 149 Sidewalk Enhancement Project - News Release
• City of Kirksville Receives $415,000 in Grant Funds for Franklin Streetscape Project - News Release
• City of Old Monroe Receives $240,000 in Grant Funds for Downtown Streetscape Project - News Release
• City of Clarksville Receives $59,544 in Grant Funds for Sidewalk Improvement Project along Route 79 - News Release

Please contact your local representatives for more information:

Ron Watts at 660-385-8618

Robert Manzke at 573-248-2634

Northeast Area grantees are: County of Marion - Sidewalk construction and crosswalk improvements on MO 168 in Philadelphia - $72,523.20 granted News Release Hannibal - Sidewalk construction and pedestrian signals project on Palmyra Road - $249,957.60 granted News Release Kahoka - Sidewalk Project to Black Hawk Elementary and Clark County Middle School - $242.407 granted News Release
	Marion County R-2 Principal Diane Hoenes reads a sidewalk poem during the groundbreaking in Philadelphia.  Also participating in the ceremony were students of the school, Marion County Commissioner Randy Spratt, Marion County Coordinator Teya Stice, Lyn Heying with MECO (Engineers), Karrenbrock Construction (Contractor), US Senator Claire McCaskill representative Katy Disinger, and Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer representative Tanner Smith.  More pictures available on MoDOT's NE District Facebook page.
	Marion County Commissioner Randy Spratt thanks everyone for their support of the Safe Routes to School grant given to the County for a sidewalk that will connect the school and the community center in Philadelphia.
	Mayor Murry Bruer, City of Truesdale, thanks everyone for their support of the Safe Routes to School sidewalk project that will be built to connect four schools in the city.  The event was held Tuesday, November 30, and participants included the City, the schools (and students!), Cochran and Associates (Engineers), Karrenbrock Construction (Contractor), US Senator Claire McCaskill representative Michelle Sherod, and Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer representative Tanner Smith.  More pictures available on MoDOT's NE District Facebook page.
	Main Street in New London, Missouri
	Share the Road Bike Lane in Hannibal off of Warren Barrett Drive.
	New Sidewalk leading to Palmyra Middle School along Route 168.
	Shelby County schools finish Safe Routes to School Project in record time! (Pictures posted)

FHWA Grant Programs

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TIGER II Discretionary Grant/HUD Community Challenge Planning Grant Programs

DOT is authorized to award $600 million in TIGER II Discretionary Grants pursuant to Title I (Department of Transportation) of the FY 2010 Appropriations Act (Pub. L. 111-117, Dec. 16, 2009). Please see the website for more information.
Off-System Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation (BRO)

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On-System Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation (BRM)

This program provides funding through a competitive selection process for replacement or rehabilitation of deficient bridges.

Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ)

This program provides funding for projects that improve air quality within Environmental Protection Agency designated areas.

Surface Transportation Program (STP)

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Small Urban

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