State Representative Amy Elik announced that over $6 million has been awarded to local transportation projects in the 111th District through the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP).
“I’m so proud to announce that over $6 million dollars is on its way to the 111th District for local projects through the ITEP grant program,” said Rep. Elik. “I can’t wait to see these projects progress!”
In the 111th District, the following projects were awarded funding:
Bethalto – Erwin Plegge Multiuse Path – $761,640
Glen Carbon – Glen Carbon Road Trail – $897,544
Godfrey – F.E. Widman Trail – $1,063,368
Granite City – Wilson Park Multiuse Corridor – $1,935,310
Pontoon Beach – Multiuse Connector to MCT Nature Trail – $1,771,218
According to the Illinois Department of Transportation, projects were chosen based on readiness, connectivity to existing transportation networks, and their potential to drive economic growth.
ITEP supports a wide range of transportation initiatives focused on promoting safe, sustainable, and alternative travel options, particularly for pedestrians and cyclists.
For the full list of statewide ITEP funding recipients, click here.