Replacing these bridges is an important priority for communities on both sides of the Red River, especially farmers in this region. That’s why we worked to secure this $24 million award, which will restore access to these important corridors that connect our two states. Doing so will not only support economic activity by better enabling the movement of freight and commercial goods, but it will improve the quality of life for local residents.
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