A number of local municipalities are getting a share of the $51.2 million announced Tuesday by the federal and provincial governments for public infrastructure.
The funding will support the development of modern and accessible recreational spaces, and the replacement of equipment in health and emergency facilities.
A number of municipalities and townships in Huron, Perth, Bruce, Grey and Wellington are receiving funding ranging from just under $100,000 to as much as over half a million.
Other investments include increased options for active transportation, and the renovation of municipal infrastructure and community centres.
Bruce County Arran-Elderslie - $80,000/$20,000 (federal/provincial split) Brockton - $80,000/$20,000 Huron-Kinloss - $80,000/$20,000 Kincardine - $201,392/$50,348 Northern Bruce Peninsula - $134,180/$33,545 Saugeen Shores - $356,619/$89,130 South Bruce Peninsula - $80,000/$20,000
Huron County Ashfield-Colborne Wawanosh - $80,000/$20,000 Bluewater - $80,000/$20,000 Central Huron - $104,303/$26,076 Howick - $79,752/$19,938 Huron East - $990,333/$22,583 Huron County - $219,824/$54,956 North Huron - $80,000/$20,000 South Huron - $140,000/$35,000
Perth County North Perth - $134,180/$33,545 Perth East - $80,000/$20,000 Perth South - $80,000/$20,000 St. Marys - $101,357/$25,339 Stratford - $406,578/$101,645 West Perth - $128,099/$32,025
Wellington County Centre Wellington - $259,539/$64,885 Mapleton - $80,000/$20,000 Minto - $107,200/$26,800 Wellington North - $159,616/$39,904 Wellington County - $456,023/$114,006
Grey County Chatsworth - $64,000/$16,000 Georgian Bluffs - $80,000/$20,000 Grey Highlands - $80,000/$20,000 Grey County - $201,180/$50,295 Hanover - $79,752/$19,938 Meaford - $80,000/$20,000 Owen Sound - $348,614/$87,154 Southgate - $79,200/$19,800 West Grey - $80,000/$20,000