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Missouri Transportation Officials Present I-70 Expansion Roadmap to Lawmakers

Missouri Transportation Officials Present I-70 Expansion Roadmap to Lawmakers

This time next year, construction will begin on a 20-mile stretch of Interstate 70 that runs from U.S. 63 in Columbia to Kingdom City.

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Missouri Independent

https://missouriindependent.com/briefs/missouri-transportation-officials-present-i-70-expansion-roadmap-to-lawmakers/

Arizona DOT Wins Regional Award for Fiber-Optic Infrastructure Project
EGLE Announces $81.2M in MI Clean Water Grants To Help Communities Upgrade Water Infrastructure

Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Will Eliminate Digital Divide

Florida Has the Most Lead Pipes in the U.S. And Is Getting $376 Million for Drinking Water Upgrades

U.S. DOT, California to Fund Supply Chain Infrastructure Improvements

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