Digging into 'shovel-ready projects' in the Cypress area
category:Government and Politics
posted:February 28th, 2009
They're called 'shovel-ready,' those stimulus projects that have been surveyed, planned for, approved and are ready to go in cities all around America. They've been on hold due to budget issues, but with the new government stimulus plan, they're about to get the green light.
You're going to see lots going on around the Cypress area and across California - from road repair, airport and transit upgrades to school refurbishment, the "greening" of local communities and new technology. There are nearly 19,000 of these stimulus projects ready to ramp up nationwide, estimated to generate over 1,600,000 new jobs for 2009 and 2010.
We've compiled a list of the Cypress stimulus 'shovel-ready' projects that will be happening in the area. What do you think? Which of these Cypress stimulus public works are you pleased to see starting up? Which ones are a waste? Share your views by participating in the Cypress poll and adding your comments below!
| Program | Project Description | Funding Required | Jobs |
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| Streets/Roads | Street Rehabilitation | $2,500,000 | 50 | | Streets/Roads | Signal & Transpotation Improvements | $2,000,000 | 50 | | Streets/Roads | Moody Street Beautification | $1,500,000 | 50 | | Streets/Roads | Intersection Improvement @ Cerritos Avenue and Walker Street | $370,000 | 20 | | Streets/Roads | Intersection Improvement @ Cerritos Avenue and Valley View Street | $260,000 | 20 | | Streets/Roads | Installation of traffic Signal at Ball Road and Grindlay Street | $300,000 | 20 |
View the complete list of projects across California and the country here.
For more information about what's going on around Cypress, CA we invite you to tour the site and participate by adding your organization's community news and announcements.
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