Minneapolis and Seattle secure $14.8M for curb space management

Minneapolis and Seattle have received $14.8 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s SMART Grants Program.

This funding builds on the $2 million each city got under President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in 2023. The federal law aims to improve transportation systems through technology for better safety, efficiency, and innovation. The cities are working together to tackle challenges related to limited curb space in busy urban areas.

“Minneapolis is thrilled to work with Seattle on this initiative to better manage our limited curb space,” said Mayor Jacob Frey. “This federal funding will allow us to implement practical solutions that improve safety, help with deliveries, and support local businesses. Thanks to the Biden Administration and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, cities like ours are strengthening our multi-modal transportation systems.”…

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