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Albany unveils proposed TSPLOST projects

Posted: 07.18.2012 at 5:18 PM

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Smith also reiterated in the email that "the most important point of this list is that the local government is choosing based on its needs, and not dictated by the Georgia Department of Transportation." / File

ALBANY, GA -- The City of Albany has released a list of proposed TSPLOST projects for the 26% discretionary portion of the funding Wednesday afternoon.

In an email sent out by Wes Smith, he states that he believe the list helps in understanding how the money will be used and the benefit. He also added that the list is subject to Albany City Commission approval.

You can view a PDF of the document at this link.

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