U.S Rep. Hillary Scholten, and the city of Muskegon announced that the city would be receiving $380,000 from the federal government for safety equipment to help with fairs, parades and other outdoor activities.
The federal grant was just one of several the congresswoman submitted opt help bring taxpayer money back from Washington. The lightweight and easily movable barrier devices purchased are designed to stop traffic from inadvertently entering a parade route or crossing into a busy festival or fair.
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