Current Funding Opportunities
Please click on the links below to see current transportation funding opportunities!
To apply contact the transportation planner
Pending Award
CDBG Mitigation- City of Neosho
The City of Neosho received funding for multiple critical infrastructure projects that will enhance wastewater management, improve stormwater control, and support transportation development:
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Buffalo Creek Lift Station – $1,151,348: This project provides a critical upgrade to enhance wastewater infrastructure and support community growth.
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Waldo Hatler Retention Ponds – $2,072,084.23: This project aims to address stormwater management and mitigate flooding risks in the area.
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Freeman Road Project Extension – $2,385,956.14: A transportation improvement project designed to increase connectivity and support local development.
Thank you, Senator Carter and Representative Baker, for your support!
CDBG Mitigation- City of Anderson
The City of Anderson was awarded funding to improve wastewater management and replace aging infrastructure, ensuring better service delivery to the community:
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Lift Station – $457,720: This project focuses on upgrading wastewater management to meet the city’s infrastructure needs.
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Main Street Water Main Project – $437,752: This project involves replacing and enhancing the aging water main infrastructure to provide reliable services to the residents.
Thank you, Representative Deaton, for your support!
CDBG Mitigation- City of Noel
The City of Noel secured funding for a significant infrastructure project aimed at improving wastewater management and promoting environmental sustainability:
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Lift Station – $1,334,050: This project focuses on essential upgrades to wastewater management systems, ensuring reliability and enhancing environmental protection in the community.
Thank you, Senator Moon and Representative Deaton, for your support!
Carterville Generator Project
The City of Carterville has been awarded a grant from the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) to purchase and install a generator for one of its water wells. This generator will ensure continued operation of the well, helping maintain access to clean, safe water for residents. The project strengthens the city’s overall resilience and emergency preparedness by protecting a critical piece of its water infrastructure.
Assistance to Firefighters Grant- Anderson Fire Department
The Anderson Fire Department has received funding through a grant designed to enhance its capabilities by purchasing essential firefighting equipment and providing training opportunities. This grant aims to improve the department's readiness and ensure the safety of both firefighters and the community they serve. With these new resources, the Anderson Fire Department will be better equipped to handle emergencies and protect lives and property effectively.
Awards