Bowling Green to Begin Key Transportation Enhancements

News Summary

Bowling Green is set for significant transportation improvements, including a new roundabout and pedestrian infrastructure enhancements. A public meeting will be held on April 15 at Parker-Bennett-Curry Elementary School to discuss the project details and gather community input. Funded by the Reconnecting Communities Pilot Grant Program, this initiative aims to boost safety and accessibility for both drivers and pedestrians. Residents are encouraged to attend and voice their opinions on the future of the city’s transportation system.

Bowling Green Gears Up for Exciting Transportation Improvements!

Hey there, Bowling Green residents! Get ready for some thrilling news that’s sure to get folks talking about the future of our beloved city. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is rolling out plans for an essential street project right here in our community, and they want to share all the details with you!

Public Meeting to Unveil Project Details

Mark your calendars for Tuesday, April 15! From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., a public meeting will be taking place at the gymnasium of Parker-Bennett-Curry Elementary School, located at 165 Webb Drive. This is your chance to learn everything about the exciting improvements on the horizon for Bowling Green.

Representatives from KYTC District 3 will be present, eagerly waiting to share insights and answer any burning questions you might have. Whether you’re a concerned citizen or simply curious about the changes, this meeting is the place to be!

Roundabout Construction on the Agenda

Now, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of what to expect. The main highlight of the project is the construction of a roundabout at the intersection of U.S. 68 Veterans Memorial and Victoria Street. This substantial enhancement promises to improve traffic flow and safety for motorists navigating the area. Roundabouts are not just practical but can make driving a little more pleasant, don’t you think?

Pedestrian Improvements: A Step in the Right Direction

But that’s not all! This project isn’t just about vehicles. Plans also include making significant enhancements to pedestrian infrastructure in the vicinity. This means safer sidewalks, better crossings, and an overall more walkable environment for everyone. Whether you’re heading to school, running errands, or just out for a stroll, these changes will help everyone feel a bit more at ease while out and about.

Funding that Makes It Happen

You might be wondering how this fantastic project is being funded. Well, it turns out that the improvements are made possible by the Reconnecting Communities Pilot Grant Program awarded to our very own City of Bowling Green. It’s great to see our city taking advantage of opportunities that support progress and development, especially when it comes to enhancing our community’s infrastructure.

Help and Special Assistance

Do you have any specific questions or need assistance? No worries! You can easily reach out to Andrew Stewart for help at Andrew.Stewart@ky.gov or give him a call at 270-746-7898. They are more than happy to assist you with any inquiries you might have before the meeting.

Join the Conversation

This is a wonderful opportunity for Bowling Green residents to stay informed and involved in the improvements that directly affect our daily lives. Your voice matters! Make sure to swing by the public meeting on April 15 and get involved in the discussion about the future of our streets.

Let’s celebrate the positive changes on the way and work together to make Bowling Green an even better place to call home!

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• WBKO: KYTC Public Meeting Planned for Bowling Green Street Project
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