The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has announced its first round of General Transportation, Connecting Highway, and Expressway Policing Aids for the year.
Manitowoc County is slated to get over $453,000 in general transportation aids while the City of Manitowoc is getting more than $467,000.
For comparison, Sheboygan County is getting just shy of $800,000, and the City of Sheboygan is slated to get just over $629,000.
This money is to be used on road projects as Governor Tony Evers and DOT Secretary Craig Thompson continue to address the issue of poor road conditions.
Here is the full breakdown for Manitowoc County.
Manitowoc County $453,375.58
City of Manitowoc $467,332.04
City of Two Rivers $110,936.85
City of Kiel $81,246.72
Village of Cleveland $18,588.72
Village of Francis Creek $5,214.38
Village of Kellnersville $1,168.67
Village of Maribel $2,179.31
Village of Mishicot $15,481.78
Village of Reedsville $24,034.19
Village of Saint Nazianz $5,344.85
Village of Valders $6,272.28
Village of Whitelaw $6,487.82
Town of Cato $44,967.46
Town of Centerville $25,986.67
Town of Cooperstown $42,260.80
Town of Eaton $32,008.30
Town of Franklin $44,523.19
Town of Gibson $40,791.28
Town of Kossuth $44,393.32
Town of Liberty $40,934.81
Town of Manitowoc $8,119.98
Town of Manitowoc Rapids $35,309.61
Town of Maple Grove $43,074.17
Town of Meeme $35,295.94
Town of Mishicot $36,102.47
Town of Newton $43,169.86
Town of Rockland $36,211.83
Town of Schleswig $38,419.53
Town of Two Creeks $17,278.88
Town of Two Rivers $28,440.43
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