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Michigan County Road Funding Lagging, Needs to $2.4B in Additional Annual Funding

Feb 22, 2024 | 12:43 PM

Photo: Sergio Montanez ~ USA TODAY NETWORK

MICHIGAN, Feb. 22, 2024 ~ A new report from the County Road Association of Michigan found that the state of Michigan would need $2.4 billion of additional funding to meet its goals of fixing its county roadways. Filling the funding gap would make 90% of Michigan’s federal-aid-eligible roads and 60% of non-federal-aid-eligible roads to good or fair ratings.

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Feb. 22, 2024 ~ According to the 2023 County Road Investment Plan, Michigan‘s county roads and bridges need an additional $2.4 billion in annual funding to keep up with maintenance. Chief deputy of the County Road Association of Michigan Ed Noyola talks with Guy Gordon, Lloyd Jackson, and Jamie Edmonds about ways they could seek more funding for construction projects.

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