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Trump’s budget bill wipes $147M grant earmarked for Jacksonville’s Emerald Trail project
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – President Donald Trump’s new budget bill stripped Jacksonville of its largest federal grant in history. The signing wiped out $147 million earmarked for the Emerald Trail project, which aims to link 14 historic communities to downtown Jacksonville, Hogans Creek, McCoys Creek and the St. Johns River by 2031.
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Emerald Trail project has encountered a major funding challenge as a $147 million federal grant has been rescinded under the ...
From lineup changes in city leadership to budget priorities to the loss of a huge federal grant for the Emerald Trail, we ...
The Emerald Trail, a planned 30-mile bicycle and pedestrian path, aims to connect 14 historic neighborhoods to downtown Jacksonville upon its completion in 2030.
The latest addition to the Emerald Trail is a 1,100-foot-long mural that celebrates the history of Jacksonville's LaVilla and Brooklyn neighborhoods.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The LaVilla and Brooklyn neighborhoods in Jacksonville are now connected. The first link of the Emerald Trail is complete, stretching 1.3 miles from Brooklyn to New Town ...
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