Missouri National Guard using federal stimulus money for renovations

Tuesday, September 8, 2009 | 3:53 p.m. CDT
BY The Associated Press

JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri National Guard says it is working on nearly $3 million worth of projects funded with federal stimulus money.

The 21 projects are located at Camp Clark in Nevada, Mo.; the guard's training facilities near Jefferson City and Fort Leonard Wood; an aviation facility in Springfield; and the Kingshighway center in St. Louis.

At Camp Clark, for example, the stimulus money is being used to renovate several World War II-era barracks with such things as new roofs, windows and heating and air conditioning systems. Similar renovations are under way at the guard's 60-year-old barracks near Fort Leonard Wood.

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