LANSING, MI— Four Upper Peninsula towns with populations less than 10,000 are getting state grants to fix area roads.
The money comes through the Community Service Infrastructure Fund Category B Program. It serves as a stop-gap program to help fund road projects in small communities.
Bessemer is getting $64,979 to improve Cinnabar Street. The village of South Range will receive $116,000 for Whealkate Drive. Crystal Falls is getting $250,000 for projects on several different streets. And the City of Menominee will receive $240,000 to fix various streets citywide.
The program is administered by the Michigan Department of Transportation.
