Washington § 47.04.420 - Railroad crossing grant program.

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§ 47.04.420. Railroad crossing grant program.

A railroad crossing grant program is hereby created in the department, local programs division. The department shall develop a prioritization process to make awards for cities and counties with projects that eliminate at grade highway-rail crossings, improving safety and expediting the movement of vehicles. Awards must be made for matching funds to federal grants.
[ 2022 c 182 s 437. Formerly RCW 47.06A.090.]

Notes

Intent—Effective date—2022 c 182: See notes following RCW 70A.65.240.

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