Citywide macomb township - citywide

This $2,521,552.79 Formula Grant awarded by the Federal Highway Administration (CFDA 20.205 - Highway Planning and Construction) will enable the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) to convert and replace approximately 2,896 streetlights in Macomb Township from mercury vapor and high-pressure sodium to more energy-efficient LED technology. The project aims to improve the energy efficiency and sustainability of the township's outdoor lighting infrastructure. As the prime grantee, MDOT will work with the Macomb County Road Commission, a sub-grantee, to execute the streetlight conversion project across the Macomb Township jurisdiction. This federal grant award supports the broader goals of the Highway Planning and Construction program, which provides funding for a range of transportation infrastructure projects, including highway construction, bridge rehabilitation, and multimodal transportation enhancements.

Project description

Convert and replace township wide street lights from mercury vapor and high pressure sodium (HPS) to led. The township (with DTE) currently operates 23 mercury vapor lights and 2,873 high pressure sodium lights throughout the township. Macomb township - citywide