Michigan Highway M-37 Project Gets Final Green Light Approval
Published Date: 4/16/2025
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Summary
The government has given the green light to improve a stretch of highway M-37 in Kent County, Michigan, from just south of 92nd Street to just north of 76th Street. This means safer, smoother roads for local drivers and nearby communities. The project is officially approved, so construction plans can move forward with environmental protections in place.
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M-37 Kent County Highway Approval
The Federal Highway Administration approved the M-37 Improvement Project in Kent County, Michigan, from just south of 92nd Street in the Village of Caledonia to just north of 76th Street in Caledonia Township. FHWA issued National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 4(f) decisions, so construction plans can move forward with environmental protections in place and the project is expected to provide safer, smoother roads for local drivers and nearby communities.
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