Roadwork Development (629)
Roadwork Development (629) supports Ohio local jurisdictions in improving public roads tied to business development projects, helping employers expand, create jobs, and retain existing jobs.
Funder: Ohio Department of Development
Due Dates: Application deadline not stated
Funding Amounts: A defined percentage of eligible roadwork costs; typical grant term is two years
Summary: Funds public roadwork tied to Ohio economic development projects that typically create or retain jobs.
Key Information: Retail projects are ineligible, and local participation is required.
Description
The Ohio Department of Development’s Roadwork Development (629) program supports public roadway improvements connected to economic development projects in Ohio. Its goals are to promote business expansion and job creation while helping employers preserve existing jobs. Projects primarily involve manufacturing, research and development, high technology, corporate headquarters, or distribution activity.
Funding can cover roadwork construction, reconstruction, maintenance, or repair, as well as engineering and design. Eligible project costs identified in the project scope can also include related infrastructure, technological improvements, right-of-way acquisition, and professional services. Grants are usually provided to a local jurisdiction for roadwork associated with a development project.
