How much of the estimated $1.25 billion generated would go to your community? Search the database to see how much different Michigan communities will receive. The data, released by the Michigan Department of Transportation, estimates how much money Michigan counties, cities and villages would get under Proposal 1. It shows the amount of money to be distributed in the first three years, paying off large parts of the State Trunkline Fund debt in the first two years. Database and more info HERE
How Much Road Money Would Your Community Get if Prop 1 Passes?
Mar 30, 2015 | 3:15 PM

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