Skip to content

Friday, June 2, 2023

Latest:

New, Renewable Life Planned for a Retired Coal Plant in Western North Carolina
Work Begins on MnDOT’s Massive, Multi-Year I-494 Construction Project
California to Store and Capture Floodwater for the Future
EPA Bills Proposal Would Protect Utilities From Superfund PFAS Liability
The AI Interview: Brian Parsons, Director, Environmental & Water Resources Institute and Chief Sustainability Officer, American Society of Civil Engineers

American Infrastructure

Informing Municipal Management Professionals

Home
Municipal News
AI Weekly
Features
Events
Municipal Mart
Magazine
Subscribe
Reprints
Advertise

$140 Million Approved to Improve Interstate 70 and U.S. Highway 63

$140 Million Approved to Improve Interstate 70 and U.S. Highway 63

A project to reconfigure the 70/63 interchange was added to the Missouri Department of Transportation’s 2023-2027 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, approved by the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission.

Columbia Tribune

https://www.columbiatribune.com/story/news/2022/07/11/modot-140-million-improve-interstate-70-us-highway-63-connector-columbia/10009528002/

← Governor Announces State Commitment to Go Beyond Previous Repairs and Bolster Infrastructure for Years to Come
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $40 Million to Lower Utility Costs for American Families →

You May Also Like

DOE awards $18M to cutting edge vehicle technology projects

Report Highlights Cyber Vulnerabilities of Water Infrastructure

DOE Loan Programs Office: 2023 Updates, Overview and Key Insights

Follow us on Facebook

Copyright © 2023 American Infrastructure. All rights reserved.
Theme: ColorMag by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress.

BUILDER.MEDIA TERMS OF VIEWING POLICY!
This website, digital publication, and all of its contents are the copyright protected legal intellectual property of Builder Media. None of the protected content of this publication may be copied, shared, forwarded, reposted, reformatted or in any way utilized for any purpose without the written permission of the Publisher, under penalty of suit as provided by U.S and International laws governing copyright.