Six Alaska Communities Awarded Federal Funds for Infrastructure Improvements
Six communities in Alaska have been allocated federal funds for infrastructure projects through the THUD appropriations bill. Kodiak receives $5 million for harbor upgrades, Soldotna gets $2.387 million for transportation infrastructure, Petersburg Borough is granted $2 million for harbor protections, Anchorage obtains $1.75 million for a new electric substation, Ouzinkie is awarded $1.1 million for harbor modernization, and Homer receives $250,000 for float system replacement.
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On February 13, U.S. Representative Nick Begich announced federal funds for six Alaska communities as part of the THUD appropriations bill. The City of Kodiak is awarded $5 million for upgrading St.
Hermans harbor. The City of Soldotna receives $2.387 million for transportation infrastructure on Marydale Avenue. Petersburg Borough is allocated $2 million for harbor protections.
The Municipality of Anchorage will get $1.75 million for a new electric substation under the Port of Alaska Modernization Program. The City of Ouzinkie is granted $1.1 million for harbor infrastructure modernization, and the City of Homer receives $250,000 for replacing aging float systems at Homer Port Freight.
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