County highway aid moneys announced News-Chronicle Brown County and its municipalities receeived more than $3.7 million in quarterly state general transportation aids for thee three months ending in June. The money, a total of $387.2 million in general, connecting highway aids and expressway policing aids, is about 30 percent of the fuel taxes and vehicle registration fees deposited with the state. General Transportation Aids help defray the costs of constructing, maintaining, and operating roads and streets under local jurisdiction. Connecting Highway Aids reimburse municipalities for maintenance and traffic control of certain state highways within municipalities. The general total of $37,729,243.96 breaks down this way: Allouez, $72,212.63; Ashwaubenon, $424,712.21; Bellevue, $80,511.98; Brown County, $637,267.76; Denmark, $22,742.90; De Pere, $227,324.64; Eaton, 19,080.37; Glenmore, 27,493.62; Green Bay, $977,192.89; town of Green Bay, $18,601.31; Hobart, $50,545.52; Holland, $24,760.68; Howard, $218,337.37; Humboldt, $16,580.12; Lawrence, $19,924.43; Ledgeview, $32,584.77; Morrison, $24,382; New Denmark, $29,022.06; Pittsfield, $32,881.27; Pulaski, $40,022.36; Rockland, $19,687.18; Scott, $18,058.37; Suamico, $59,907.28; Wrightstown, $11,617.62; town of Wrightstown, $24,062.62. In addition, De Pere received $18,134.36, Green Bay $169,015.66 and Howard $5,819.82 in Connecting Highway Aids. Green Bay also received $267,793 in Lift Bridge Aids, for costs incurred last year for maintaining and operating lift bridges on Wisconsin's connecting highway system.