City of Lincoln Secures $11.7 Million Federal Grant for West O Street Upgrades
The City of Lincoln has received an $11.7 million federal grant to support a $14.6 million project for upgrades along approximately 1.8 miles of West O Street, from Northwest 22nd to Third streets, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Lincoln & Hastings Kearney, NE, October 30, 2026 — The City of Lincoln has been awarded a significant federal grant totaling $11.7 million. This funding is designated to support a larger infrastructure project aimed at upgrading approximately 1.8 miles of West O Street within the city.
The project encompasses the stretch of West O Street running from Northwest 22nd Street to Third Street in Lincoln, Nebraska. The total estimated cost for these planned upgrades is $14.6 million. The federal grant will cover a substantial portion of this expenditure.
Details regarding the specific nature of the upgrades planned for West O Street were not provided in the summary. Additionally, information concerning the timeline for the project’s commencement, expected completion dates, or the entities responsible for carrying out the construction work was not available.
The awarded grant represents a key financial contribution towards improving a notable corridor in Lincoln. The City of Lincoln will utilize these federal funds to advance the $14.6 million initiative, which focuses on enhancements along the identified 1.8-mile segment of West O Street.
Further information regarding the scope of work, project phases, or any potential disruptions associated with the upgrades is anticipated as the project develops.
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