“Interstate 94 is a critical corridor for North Dakota, supporting safe travel to communities across the state and helping to move the vast amount of ag and energy commodities our state produces. We worked to secure this $24 million award to enable the reconstruction of this important roadway near our capital city and support a better transportation system for the region,” said Hoeven.
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Senator Hoeven discusses funding for I-94 project.
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