KY Gets $3.3 Million in Federal Funds for Bridge, Road Repairs

Allocations part of $215 million in emergency relief the Federal Highway Administration sent to 34 states

Nov 30, 2011

Kentucky will receive about $3.3 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation to help repair bridges and roads damaged as a result of natural disasters during the past two years. The allocations were part of $215 million from the Federal Highway Administration being sent to 34 states.

(More on disaster relief in Kentucky  . . . )

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