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Monterey Regional Airport Announces Grants Totaling $4.2MM for Construction of New Terminal Building

December 27, 20221 Mins read613
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MONTEREY, CA. — With a $2.14 million grant from the Department of Transportation received in late November, the Monterey Regional Airport now has $4.2 million toward the design and construction of a new airport terminal. The funds are from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill for Federal Fiscal Year 2023, along with another $2.14 grant from the […]

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