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Monterey County Lands $9.8MM Pentagon Grant to Rebuild Jolon Road, the Only Route Into Fort Hunter Liggett

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Monterey County's public works department secured a $9.8 million federal grant to rehabilitate 8.7 miles of Jolon Road, the 1940s-era two-lane route that serves as the only road into U.S. Army Garrison Fort Hunter Liggett, as Northern California's lone award in the Pentagon's latest defense community infrastructure round.

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