Sullivan trail rehabilitation & ADA project

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $112,500 to the Montana Department of Transportation on July 16, 2025, under the Recreational Trails Program (CFDA 20.219) to fund trail rehabilitation and expansion in Glasgow, Montana. Through a sub-award to the City of Glasgow, these funds support the rehabilitation of the existing Home Run Pond Loop trail and construction of approximately 9,660 linear feet of new trail infrastructure to encircle the park and establish connections to the existing pond loop trail system. This project enhances recreational access and trail connectivity within the Glasgow community.

The Recreational Trails Program provides formula-based grants to states for developing, maintaining, and rehabilitating recreational trails serving both motorized and non-motorized users. The Sullivan Trail project qualifies as an eligible use under the program's provisions for trail maintenance, restoration, and new trail construction. As the designated state administering agency, MDT distributed these funds to the local government entity responsible for project implementation and ongoing trail management.

Project description

To fund the city of glasgow for the rehabilitation of the existing home run pond loop and construction of an additional 9,660FT of trail to surround the park and connect to the pond loop trail.