Three Metro Detroit villages and cities will receive funding to help fix the roads.
16 villages and cities across the state with less than 10,000 people will receive road funding grants for 2026—three of those areas are in Metro Detroit.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer, who announced the road funding grants on Wednesday, said grant awards range from $50,700 to $250,000 for road resurfacing, culvert replacement, pavement crack sealing and other preservative measures.
Oakland County will receive a $250,000 grant to maintain Rainbow Circle in the City of Lathrup Village.
Wayne County will receive a $250,000 grant to fix Eaton Drive in the City of Northville.
St. Clair County will receive a $250,000 grant to maintain New Lothrop Road and Saginaw Street in the Village of New Lothrop.
Other Michigan villages, cities receiving road grants
Barry | Village of Freeport | Warren Street and Maple Street | $50,700 |
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Berrien | City of Benton Harbor | Superior Street | $170,447 |
Clare | City of Harrison | Byfield Street | $249,700 |
Clinton | Village of Westphalia | Village-wide | $214,000 |
Eaton | City of Olivet | Spruce Street and Yale Street | $130,607 |
Eaton | City of Eaton Rapids | Grandview Drive, Hollow Ridge Drive and Industrial Drive | $250,000 |
Gratiot | City of Ithaca | Union Street | $250,000 |
Gratiot | Village of Ashley | West Oak Street, North and South Park Street, West Wallace Street, Herring Street and Ash Street | $181,029 |
Huron | City of Bad Axe | South Hanselman Street | $162,500 |
Iosco | City of East Tawas | Village-wide | $57,315 |
Kalamazoo | Village of Augusta | West Canal Street and East Jefferson | $150,000 |
Lapeer | City of Lapeer | Pine Street | $250,000 |
Shiawassee | Village of New Lothrop | New Lothrop Road/Saginaw Street | $203,670 |