$2.3M FEMA grant to improve Sarasota traffic signals

Span wire will be replaced with mast arms at the intersection of Ringling Boulevard at Lime Avenue to protect the signals from wind in the event of a storm.
Span wire will be replaced with mast arms at the intersection of Ringling Boulevard at Lime Avenue to protect the signals from wind in the event of a storm.
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Nearly two years after Hurricane Ian, the city of Sarasota has been awarded more than $2.3 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency as reimbursement for the storm. 

 

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