Aquidneck Island communities granted $19.2M in federal funding for safer streets

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NEWPORT, MIDDLETOWN AND PORTSMOUTH are getting $19.2 million in federal funding for roadway, bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements, funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program. / COURTESY R.I. TURNPIKE AND BRIDGE AUTHORITY
NEWPORT, MIDDLETOWN AND PORTSMOUTH are getting $19.2 million in federal funding for roadway, bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements, funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program. / COURTESY R.I. TURNPIKE AND BRIDGE AUTHORITY

NEWPORT – Communities on Aquidneck Island are getting $19.2 million in federal funding for roadway, bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements, according to Rhode Island congressional Democrat Sens. Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse and Rep. Gabe Amo.  Funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program, the grant will address sidewalk gaps

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