Federal Railroad Administration sends $2 million in funding to 25 projects in 13 states ...Middle East

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The Federal Railroad Administration announced it plans to send up to $2 million in funding toward 25 different projects in 13 U.S. states. In a statement on Monday, the agency said the money would fund trespassing and suicide prevention grants that includes educational outreach aimed at reducing railroad-related suicides. The grants are targeted toward communities and states with a high occurrence rate of trespassing and casualties. The states that will include California, Florida, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, North Carolina, New York, and Ohio. “No mission is more important than saving lives, and FRA is fully committed to supporting states and communities in th

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