(KNOX) – There are nine North Dakota projects that will be receiving millions of dollars in funding from the U.S Department of Transportation. The funds are coming from the 2026 Safe Streets and Roads for All program.
The McVille Ambulance Service District is getting $4 million that will go to support planning for roadway safety and it will help with improvements for emergency responses that include technology and coordination initiatives.
The University of North Dakota will be given $2 million that will go towards an initiative for regional rural roadway safety in western North Dakota. The initiative will include training, as well as safety analysis and strategies to prevent crashes.
The Spirit Lake Tribe will be receiving $396,274 to create a comprehensive safety action plan across the reservation for roadway hazards and safety improvements.
The other areas of the state that will receive funding from this program is Williams County getting $8 million, as Casselton Rural Ambulance District, Killdeer Area Ambulance Service, Parshall Rural Ambulance Service, Towner County Ambulance District will each receive $4 million. Sioux County will get $87,760.
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