$500,000 for Lamont – MSI funding will pay for most of 51 street
The town of Lamont received assistance from the Alberta provincial government recently by way of funding which totalled nearly $500,000 from the Municipal Sustainability Initiative (MSI).
The funds were broken up into two categories with $66,000 allocated to town operations while the remainder was targeted for infrastructure.
The MSI is a funding program that supports municipalities with growth and sustainability needs by investing in their communities. This program has been in place since 2007.
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The 51 Street project in Lamont, which will repair the water main, sidewalk and road, is underway with a completion date of July 25 (weather permitting) at a total cost of just over $600,000.
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