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Post by Logan on Jun 3, 2016 18:57:43 GMT -6
Gov. Peter Shumlin signed the annual bill that will fund the state’s roads, bridges, airports, railroads, highway safety programs, public transit facilities and more. Shumlin signed H.877 under a bridge in Waterbury on Thursday. The bill allocates $612.6 million in state and federal money to build and fix the state’s infrastructure as well as fund the Agency of Transportation. The governor said in a news release that the Legislature’s transportation committees worked with him to create a bill “that will support economic growth and improve the safety of the traveling public.” Transportation Secretary Chris Cole said in a news release that his top priority was keeping the state’s drivers safe, but that “maintaining a quality, integrated transportation system is critical to the overall economic health of Vermont.” Read more: vtdigger.org/2016/06/02/governor-signs-612-6-million-transportation-bill/
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