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$18.4-Million in Emergency Relief for Tennessee Roads, Bridges Damaged by Natural Disasters

$18.4-Million in Emergency Relief for Tennessee Roads, Bridges Damaged by Natural Disasters

Locally, rockslide damage to parts of I-24 and I-75 will be repaired, as well as damage to the Cherokee National Forest from Tropical Storm Fred.

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https://www.local3news.com/local-news/u-s-department-of-transportation-announces-18-4-million-in-emergency-relief-for-tennessee-roads/article_a6907eec-2963-11ed-81bb-437819f588d9.html

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