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CIP Funds Released for NHIS Football Stadium Facilities

Posted on September 18, 2015 by coyotera

I was informed by Gov. Ige that he has released $500,000K of CIP funding that the Legislature appropriated for Stadium Improvements at NHIS for design and construction to provide improvements to the stadium and football field to include a scoreboard, visitor bleachers, concession booth, track and field, and American with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant ramps for handicapped access.

NOTE: this appropriation was made by the Legislature in a previous session, NOT in 2015.

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