Grants awarded in Perth-Wellington riding

STRATFORD - Munici­palities in the riding of Perth-Wellington will receive $12-million in new infrastructure funding for roads and bridges, expanded public transit, and other projects Perth-Wellington MPP John Wilkinson announ­ced on Monday.

Municipalities will be able to proceed with key infra­structure priorities soon be­cause of changes made to the Invest­ing in Ontario Act. Any surplus over $600-million at the province goes to infrastructure funding in municipalities.

In the Wellington part of Wilkinson’s riding, grants were:

- $623,955 for Wellington North;

- $550,030 for Mapleton;

- $474,820 for Minto; and

- $3,360,585 for Wellington County.

“I am parti­cularly pleased that all the com­munities within my riding will benefit from this special funding,” Wilkinson said. “It will be a great boost for our local economy.”

STRATFORD - Munici­palities in the riding of Perth-Wellington will receive $12-million in new infrastructure funding for roads and bridges, expanded public transit, and other projects Perth-Wellington MPP John Wilkinson announ­ced on Monday.

Municipalities will be able to proceed with key infra­structure priorities soon be­cause of changes made to the Invest­ing in Ontario Act. Any surplus over $600-million at the province goes to infrastructure funding in municipalities.

In the Wellington part of Wilkinson’s riding, grants were:

- $623,955 for Wellington North;

- $550,030 for Mapleton;

- $474,820 for Minto; and

- $3,360,585 for Wellington County.

“I am parti­cularly pleased that all the com­munities within my riding will benefit from this special funding,” Wilkinson said. “It will be a great boost for our local economy.”

STRATFORD - Munici­palities in the riding of Perth-Wellington will receive $12-million in new infrastructure funding for roads and bridges, expanded public transit, and other projects Perth-Wellington MPP John Wilkinson announ­ced on Monday.

Municipalities will be able to proceed with key infra­structure priorities soon be­cause of changes made to the Invest­ing in Ontario Act. Any surplus over $600-million at the province goes to infrastructure funding in municipalities.

In the Wellington part of Wilkinson’s riding, grants were:

- $623,955 for Wellington North;

- $550,030 for Mapleton;

- $474,820 for Minto; and

- $3,360,585 for Wellington County.

“I am parti­cularly pleased that all the com­munities within my riding will benefit from this special funding,” Wilkinson said. “It will be a great boost for our local economy.”