Massachusetts increases road and bridge repair money for cities and towns - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

Massachusetts increases road and bridge repair money for cities and towns

masslive.com Apr 3 2010 Transportation

Amid the gloom and doom of a bad economy, Massachusetts cities and towns got good news Friday when the Patrick administration announced a $5 million increase in road and bridge repair money prized by communities. Spending from so-called Chapter 90 funding will increase to $155 million statewide in the fiscal year beginning July 1.
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