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Rep. Loudermilk Honors a WWII Veteran, GA-11 Constituent |
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Press Release of the Week [1 of 2]: Rep. Loudermilk Questions CEOs of SunTrust and BB&T About Merger and Impact on Georgia
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Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA), in a House Financial Services Committee hearing on the proposed merger of SunTrust and BB&T banks, questioned witnesses, Mr. Kelly King, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at BB&T Corporation, and Mr. Bill Rogers, Jr., Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at SunTrust Banks, Inc.
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Press Release of the Week [2 of 2]: Cobb County Receives Federal Grant for Akers Mill Ramp
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Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) issued the following statement after the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Cobb County will be awarded a $5 million INFRA grant for the construction of a reversible ramp, which will provide direct access to the I-75 Managed Lanes system:
"During the last two years, my office has worked tirelessly with the Cumberland CID to secure federal funding for the Akers Mill Ramp project. This funding announcement is a testament to the persistent efforts of both of our offices to make this local road project a national priority. Much of the credit for securing this federal funding goes to Kim Menefee, Cumberland CID’s Executive Director, and her staff, for their tireless efforts. I also want to thank Secretary Elaine Chao (USDOT) and her staff for working with my office to ensure this project became a national priority.”
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In the News: Feds to finish funding of Akers Mill ramp |
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From the Marietta Daily Journal:
"Nearly one year after the opening of the state’s Northwest Corridor Express Lanes, Cobb leaders announced Tuesday the federal government would kick in the final $5 million to complete funding for a ramp connecting the lanes to Cumberland.
The approximately $44 million project will see construction of a ramp at Akers Mill Road onto the Georgia Department of Transportation’s $834 million managed lanes, which opened in September. With local, county and state partners previously funding or committing about $39 million toward the effort, the U.S. Department of Transportation will provide $5 million via an Infrastructure For Rebuilding America grant."
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Always great to have Georgia folks visit us in DC
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| Graphic of the Week: Hire a Veteran Now! |
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