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Friday, November 15, 2024 at 9:29 PM

LCRA awards more than $1M in grants for community projects

munity Development Partnership Program grants for community projects across LCRA’s wholesale electric, water and transmission service areas.

munity Development Partnership Program grants for community projects across LCRA’s wholesale electric, water and transmission service areas.

The 44 grants awarded in the most recent grant cycle include: • BELLVILLE: A $25,000 grant from LCRA and the City of Bellville to the Bellville Chamber of Commerce for a community message board for emergency alerts and information about local events.

• CAT SPRING: A $25,000 grant to the Cat Spring Agricultural Society for the construction of a new community center.

• COLUMBUS: A $25,000 grant to the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department for installation of a sprinkler system in its fire station. And a $4,800 grant to the Live Oak Art Center for repairs and restoration of the orig- inal wood floors in the historic Brunson Building that houses the center.

• EAGLE LAKE: A $4,796 grant from LCRA to the Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce for improving accessibility to restrooms and creating kitchen space inside the community hall adjacent to the chamber’s busi- ness office.

• FAYETTEVILLE: A $25,000 grant from LCRA and Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative to the Fayetteville Community Center Group for the construction of a new arts and cultural center that will provide space for arts instruction, performances, and meeting rooms for community groups.

• LA GRANGE: A $23,500 grant from LCRA and the City of La Grange to Crosspoint Community Church for a generator for the church’s fellowship hall, which serves as a designated Red Cross shelter during emergencies.

• LEDBETTER: A $50,000 grant from LCRA to the Ledbetter Volunteer Fire Department for new, more effective rescue tools for the department’s recent- ly purchased firetruck.

• SHERIDAN: A $25,000 grant from LCRA to the Sheridan Community Center for extensive renovations that include updating the center’s electrical system and upgrading the kitchen and restrooms.

• WEIMAR: A $25,000 grant from LCRA to the Oakridge Volunteer Fire Department for outfitting a new firetruck with a 4,000-gallon water tank, pumps and hoses, equipment storage bins and sirens and lights.


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