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U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao visited Jacksonville City Hall last week, and she did not come empty-handed. Chao presented Mayor Lenny Curry a $25 million check representing a grant previously awarded in December.
Jacksonville plans to use the money to begin adding a fleet of autonomous vehicles to join existing public transportation with a multimodal transportation center. Another targeted program involves the removal of Hart Bridge ramps located next to Metropolitan Park and sports complex.
Both Jacksonville area representatives, Democrat Al Lawson and Republican Rutherford, celebrated the grant which they played a role, along with Rubio, in obtaining.
"We let them understand the importance of where Jacksonville can be a model, not only for surrounding counties but throughout the state and throughout the country,” Lawson said.
Jacksonville’s proposal, which it submitted last July, was selected as one of 91 out of 851 applications from all 50 states. Chao indicated there could be more to come in the future.
“We want to partner with you to help you achieve even more of your goals,” she said.
Rutherford described the grant as “a big win for Jacksonville and our entire Northeast Florida region.”
Congratulations Jacksonville
