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Sioux City Receives $416,000 State Grant for Garage Repairs

Agency - Department of Transportation

The Sioux City Council gets a $416,000 state grant to improve the Transit Maintenance Garage at 2505 Fourth St.

The Iowa Department of Transportation awarded the Public Transit Infrastructure Grant to pay for a new roof, heating and air conditioning system, and bus wash. The garage was built in 1979.

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