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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 2, 2000
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Ryan: $1.1 Million in Illinois FIRST Projects for Central Illinois
SPRINGFIELD -- Governor George H. Ryan announced today that he is releasing $1,199,100 in Illinois FIRST funding for projects in Central Illinois, including $300,000 to the City of Litchfield for construction of a water main.
The water main will run along the east and north sides of Litchfield. The city is contributing $29,000.
This Illinois FIRST project was initiated by State Rep. Gary Hannig, D-Gillespie.
Other Illinois FIRST grants announced by Ryan:
- $265,000 to the City of Litchfield to repave the parking lots at the Community Center, Memorial Municipal Pool, and Davis Park. $175,000 will be used to improve the auditorium of the Arts and Technology Building at Lincoln Land Community College's Southern Region Education Center.
This project was initiated Hannig.
- $104,900 to Auburn Fire Protection District to purchase equipment.
This project was initiated by State Sen. Larry K. Bomke, R-Springfield.
- $100,000 to Springfield/Sangamon County Rescue Squad to purchase a multi-mission heavy rescue vehicle.
This project was initiated by State Rep. Raymond Poe, R-Springfield.
- $100,000 to the Village of Williamsville for park improvements to Williamsville Village Park.
This project was initiated by Poe.
- $75,000 to Logan County Paramedic Association to purchase equipment.
This project was initiated by State Sen. Robert A. Madigan, R-Lincoln.
- $75,000 to Atlanta Rural Fire Protection District to purchase a tanker.
This project was initiated by State Rep. John W. Turner, R-Lincoln.
- $60,000 to Bath Fire Protection District to purchase equipment and a used pumper/tanker truck.
This project was initiated by Turner.
- $50,000 to the Village of Witt to purchase fire equipment and renovate Witt Area Historical Museum.
This project was initiated by Hannig.
- $30,000 to Montgomery County Senior Citizens to renovate the Senior Center Building.
This project was initiated by Hannig.
- $25,000 to Jerseyville Public Library to fund operating expenses during the summer months.
This project was initiated by State Rep. Tom Ryder, R-Jerseyville.
- $14,200 to the Springfield Jewish Federation to purchase equipment and furnishings.
This project was initiated by Bomke.
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