Gallatin's downtown revitalization gets boost
Nashville Business Journal
The city of Gallatin has been awarded a $810,509 enhancement grant from the Tennessee Department of Transportation for the second phase of the downtown Gallatin streetscape project.
The federal portion of the grant is $648,407 and the city's matching commitment is $162,102.
TDOT previously awarded the city a $247,500 grant for the first phase of the project, which brings the total for both phases to about $1.1 million.
Gallatin Mayor Joanne Graves says the award will help the renewal of Gallatin's core downtown and "lead to greater investment, viability and economic growth in the Gallatin community."
TDOT approved 35 of these grants statewide worth more than $12.1 million.
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