CITIZENS FOR FORT CAMPBELL TRAVELED TO WASHINGTON D.C. THIS WEEK TO PRESENT SOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AT THE LOCAL ARMY POST TO THE TENNESSEE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY COUNTY SPOKESWOMAN, JAN CROFT SAYS IN A RELEASE THE PROJECTS INCLUDE A TACTICAL ATHLETE TRAINING FACILITY, THE WIDENING OF COLE ROAD AND STATE ROAD 911. SHE NOTES COLE ROAD WOULD BE WIDENED APPROXIMATELY ONE MILE TO THREE LANES FROM HIGHWAY 41-A TO GATE 7, AND S.R. 911 WOULD BE WIDENED APPROXIMATELY TWO MILES TO FIVE LANES FROM HIGHWAY 41-A TO S.R. 115.
CROFT SAYS THE PURPOSE OF THE TRIP IS TO MOVE UP THE TIMELINE OF THE PROJECTS THAT ARE ITEMIZED IN THE PRESIDENT’S FUTURE YEARS DEFENSE PLAN AND SEE THEM FUNDED AND COMPLETED SOONER.
CITIZENS FOR FORT CAMPBELL IS AN EFFORT OF THE CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE HOPKINSVILLE-CHRISTIAN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SINCE 1997, IT’S REPORTED CITIZENS FOR FORT CAMPBELL HAS ADVOCATED FOR OVER 180-MILLION DOLLARS IN POST IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS.
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