Area municipalities and counties have fared well in the latest give out of Indiana’s Community Crossings Matching Grant funds.
In Knox County:
The City of Vincennes received just over 219-thousand dollars in grants. The City of Bicknell got even more, with over 303-thosuand more dollars going to work there. Knox County also got funded, with just over 242-thosuand dollars allotted.
In Daviess County:
The City of Washington received nearly 345-thousand dollars, with Daviess County getting nearly 300-thousand dollars.
In Greene County:
The City of Linton pulled in over 331-thpousand, 500 dollars, while Greene County got nearly 322-thousand 500 dollars. Also, Worthington will use just under 145-thousand dollars.
In Gibson County:
Princeton pulled in almost 280-thousand dollars, while the County will use nearly 327-thousand dollars. Fort Branch cleared over 300-thosuand dollars, while Oakland City got more than 318-thousand dollars. Haubstadt received over 333-thousand dollars, with Patoka using nearly 79-tousand dollars.
In Pike County:
Petersburg will use over 244-thousand dollars, while the County itself got over 256-thousand dollars.
Finally, Martin County received just over 163-thousand dollars, while Sullivan County’s number topped 332-thousand dollars.
Many, if not all, of the areas receiving CCMG funds will wait until at least the spring paving season to use their funding.
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