In a fourth round of funding grants paid for by the $831 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Chicago is receiving $100 million of $500 million for CREATE, a regional rail task force.
The task force web site
describes the program as a “partnership” between the Transportation
Department, the state of Illinois, city of Chicago and the Metropolitan
Rail Corporation (Metra), Amtrak, and freight railroads using the rail
lines. The task force goals include improving infrastructure, passenger
service, public safety, and to “create and retain jobs” and “improve air
quality.”
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2 comments:
Including $100 Million for Trains in Obama’s Hometown
Uh, Kenya?
No Ship! Wonder how Chicago got that money instead of another city. Oh excuse me, could it be Obama who approved this. Na, just a co-inky-dinky.
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