MADISON, Wis. — Right this moment, State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski introduced that the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) has offered nearly $150 million in financing for over 230 infrastructure tasks since Godlewski turned chair in January 2019. From roadwork to bridge repairs to the removing of lead water laterals, this financing has been essential for tasks throughout 61 counties.
“It’s been a precedence to associate with communities throughout the state to make sure they’ve the assets to handle essential infrastructure wants. From Wooden River to Mosinee, we’ve helped communities have protected roads or develop broadband,” mentioned Treasurer Sarah Godlewski. “Our workplace and the BCPL will proceed to associate with municipalities and college districts to make these necessary tasks a actuality.”
Since 2019, the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) has supported:
- $38,254,224 for roadwork, sidewalks, and avenue enhancements
- $1,363,500 for bridge repairs and substitute
- $1,060,200 for flood restoration
- $6,750,000 to finance the development of a public security constructing within the City of Greenville
- $5,000,000 to the City of Delavan for financing for the development of a hearth station
- $878,000 to finance the development of a city corridor and truck store within the City of Wooden River
The BCPL State Belief Fund Mortgage Program performs an necessary position in financial growth and native infrastructure tasks in Wisconsin by offering aggressive financing to municipalities, college districts, and extra. This program has been a precedence for Treasurer Godlewski, and in 2022, over $20 million for 25 group infrastructure tasks has been permitted. In April, the City of Knowlton was permitted for $three million to finance the reconstruction of Outdated Freeway 51. And the Metropolis of Mosinee was permitted for $210,000 to fund lead water line substitute.
