2018 Grant awards with the help of NCICG
OSLAD Grant Funds
- The
City of Oglesby
obtained
$400,000
of Open Space Land Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) grant funds from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources for the development of Senica Square in the heart of downtown Oglesby. The city will be matching the grant with
$191,200
for a total project cost of
$591,200
.
Public Infrastructure Grant Funds
- The
Village of Lostant
has been awarded a
$500,000
CDBG Public Infrastructure grant to construct a new 100,000 gallon elevated water tower to replace the existing threatening and undersized 55,000 gallon elevated water tower. The grant funds will be utilized to include construction and piping of the new water tower, as well as, dismantling and removal of the old water tower. The Village will be spending
$237,000
of Village funds to complete the
$737,000
construction project.
Housing Rehabilitation Grant Funds
- The
City of Marseilles
has been awarded
$393,300
for a housing rehabilitation project of an estimated 9 single family, owner/occupied homes in the project area; Chicago St., Broadway St., East Bluff St., and the eastern city limits. The City is providing a local share of
$10,000
for this project.
Revolving Loan Grant Funds
- The
Village of Mark
has been awarded
$192,994
to their Hennepin Street Reconstruction project of
$283,552.00
.
The Village is providing the local share of
$90,558
for this project.
Revolving Loan Grant Funds
- The
City of Morris
has been awarded
$1,139,999
to their Long Term Control Plan 4A – Lisbon Street project of
$3,058,315.00.
The additional funds of
1,918,316
will come from the City’s water/sewer fund.