Westford To Get $2 Million In State Transportation Bill

Westford MA

08 January, 2021

5:01 PM

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WESTFORD, MA — The state House and Senate agreed on a $16.5 billion transportation bond early Wednesday morning, and there's more than $2 million in the bill for a variety of Brookline projects. The bill now heads to Gov. Charlie Baker for approval, although the proposal is much different from the $18 billion bill he sent to the Legislature in 2019. The bill passed in both the House and Senate, except a lone "no" vote by Sutton Republican state Sen. Ryan Fattman. Here's what's in the bill for Westford: $2,085,000 for the rehabilitation of and pedestrian safety improvements to Oak Hill Road Also in the transportation bill? Higher Uber, Lyft Fees Statewide Google Maps Jenna Fisher is a news reporter for Patch. Got a tip? She can be reached at [email protected] or by calling 617-942-0474. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram (@ReporterJenna). Have a something you'd like posted on the Patch? Here's how.