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Business Leaders for Michigan makes recommendations for economic recovery, road funding

Business Leaders for Michigan makes recommendations for economic recovery, road funding

by Jessica Tramontana | Jun 17, 2020 | Roads & Bridges

Prioritizing road investments by their impact on the economy and attracting businesses to fuel Michigan’s supply chains are among the recommendations backed by Business Leaders for Michigan to help the state recover from disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic....
Michigan roads still stink, and the coronavirus makes them harder to fix

Michigan roads still stink, and the coronavirus makes them harder to fix

by Fix MI State | Apr 30, 2020 | Roads & Bridges

Michigan roads are still bad, its bridges are getting worse and the coronavirus pandemic is poised to take a chunk out of gas tax revenue needed to fix them. Annual road ratings released Thursday showed only minor condition improvements across the state between 2018...
Lake Michigan water levels expected to continue to rise this summer

Lake Michigan water levels expected to continue to rise this summer

by Fix MI State | Apr 14, 2020 | Stormwater & Wastewater

Going into this recreational season, you will want to use caution. Water levels on Lake Michigan are expected to go up another 8 to 10 inches this summer. This prediction from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers would set the record for monthly highs for June and July....
Will less traffic on the roads help speed up metro Detroit construction projects?

Will less traffic on the roads help speed up metro Detroit construction projects?

by Fix MI State | Mar 26, 2020 | Roads & Bridges

Some good news when it comes to the roads amid the coronavirus: Construction is moving along as scheduled. While projects won’t get done any faster, less people on the road means construction workers are in better working conditions. “It is a bit safer because...
Keeping the lakes at bay: High water levels take toll on infrastructure

Keeping the lakes at bay: High water levels take toll on infrastructure

by Fix MI State | Mar 26, 2020 | Michigan beaches, Drinking Water & Recreational Waters

The rising Great Lakes are scouring, flooding and undermining roads and bridges around the state, and nowhere is the economic uncertainty more visible than in these shoreline towns. At least $25 million will be needed to keep the causeway connecting the fraternal...
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