Eaton downtown project gets state funding
EATON – The Colorado Department of Transportation recently gave the town of Eaton a $250,000 grant as a part of its Revitalizing Main Street program. The grant will help Eaton create a pedestrian plaza, a 5,000-square-foot seating area for downtown. The new plaza will replace the existing parking lot between Farmers and the Eaton Police Department, according to a news release.
Assistant Town Administrator Greg Brinck said the grant will allow the town to use that money toward street maintenance and other capital projects. This project is part of Eaton’s Downtown Revitalization Plan that the town council adopted last year. The…
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