Winston City Council Workshop Reviews Current and Future Grant Opportunities Totaling Over $6 Million
The Winston City Council reviewed over $6 million in current and future grant opportunities during a recent workshop. Key highlights included a $4 million grant and loan package for sewer project upgrades from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, a $946,200 grant to extend sewer lines, and a proposed $2 million Safe Routes to School grant for pedestrian safety improvements. The council also discussed potential future projects such as LED street light replacements and community center HVAC upgrades.
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The Winston City Council held a workshop to assess current and future grant opportunities, with a focus on projects totaling over $6 million. City Manager Thomas McIntosh highlighted a $4 million grant and loan package from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for sewer project upgrades, including $2.5 million for a siphon replacement and $1.5 million for replacing the Abraham trunk line.
Additionally, a $946,200 grant from Business Oregon aims to extend sewer lines to support development. The council also discussed a $2 million Safe Routes to School grant for pedestrian safety improvements, requiring a 20% city match.
Other grants include funding from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for flood studies and a $55,000 grant for an Economic Opportunities Analysis. Future projects under consideration include LED street light replacements, HVAC upgrades for the community center, and improvements to the Winston Community Park.
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