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Devolin announces close to $80k going to accessibility upgrades in HKLB

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By Smith Autumn

Local MP Barry Devolin has announced close to $80,000 is going toward accessibility upgrades in Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock. Under the Enabling Accessibility Fund, the money will fund four projects:

  • The County of Haliburton: $7,396 to build an exterior ramp and relocate an accessible parking space.
  • The Cambray Community United Church: $50,000 to build a lift
  • Community Care of Kawartha Lakes: $11,605 to widen doorways and install automated door openers
  • The Kawartha Lakes Municipal Airport: $10,414 to build an exterior ramp, widen their doorways and install automated door openers
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