A report from the Pentagon about the nerve agent stored in Madison County is delayed again.

Monday was supposed to be the day that the defense department issued a feasibility study about whether transporting nerve rockets elsewhere would be safe.

Local leaders oppose the idea and want the obsolete weapons neutralized on site.

Meanwhile, a source tells 27 NEWSFIRST that the Pentagon may release money Monday that would keep contractors in Richmond beyond April 1st.

The Bush administration has proposed slashing the money from the budget that would be used to build a neutralization plant at the Bluegrass Army Depot.