Crittenden County magistrates this morning accepted more
than quarter-million dollars from the state for new asphalt on five county
roads.
The money, so-called Flex Funds from the Kentucky
Transportation Cabinet’s Department of Rural and Municipal Aid, is awarded to
counties based on the condition of their state highways. The better the
condition, the more flex funding the county receives.
Through the agreement accepted today, the county will be
reimbursed $265,256 from the state for about 4 miles of asphalt on roads across
the county.
For the full story, see next week’s issue of The Crittenden
Press.
