West Virginia officials say federal funds have been awarded for 54 community and infrastructure projects statewide for $7 million.
They include $1.16 million for 14 recreational trails and $5.9 million to support 40 transportation alternatives and other projects.
Funds are from the Federal Highway Administration.
According to the governor’s office, Morgantown will get $400,000 for a multi-use path along Route 705.
Bridgeport will get $560,000 for a Route 58 Walking Trail.
Madison will get $401,000 for the first phase of a Madison State Street Streetscape project.
Other awards include $150,000 to Friends of the Cheat for the first phase of design and construction for the Cheat River Rail Trail.
The National Coal Heritage Area Authority will get and $125,000 for the Guyandotte Water Trail.