Great News for Lockwood
The Lockwood Pedestrian Safety District was recently informed that the district has been awarded a grant for Alternative Transportation from the Montana Department of Transportation for $1,039,000 to complete the sidewalk along Old Hardin Road. Building a side walk the length of Old Hardin Road has been a goal of the district since it was first established in 2014.
Woody Woods, who heads the Lockwood Pedestrian Safety District, said the grant will be used to finish a new secti...
The Lockwood Pedestrian Safety District was recently informed that the district has been awarded...
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