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On March 26, coalition members spoke with elected officials regarding transportation during the 2019 legislative session. Attendees were able to hear elected officials insights surrounding transportation, along with the opportunity to share the coalition’s ideas, concerns, and legislative priorities. Specifically, members thanked legislators for their support and discussed SF976, HF774, SF1381, and HF1319. Coalition members spoke with the following[…]

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Freeway improvements between Maple Grove and Clearwater will take 3 years JANUARY 11, 2019 – 4:20 PM It’s not just 35W south of downtown anymore.  This summer, your work commute or trip to the cabin could see major interruptions if you use I-94 between Maple Grove and Clearwater. Preliminary work will start between St. Michael and Albertville[…]

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Transportation Leaders and Elected Officials Speak at Coalition Groundbreaking Ceremony Transportation leaders and elected officials gathered at the Albertville Premium Outlets on Friday, October 12 to celebrate receiving $56 million from the Corridors of Commerce Program to complete the lane capacity expansion from St. Michael to Albertville. MnDOT Commissioner Charles Zelle had exciting news that[…]

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During the last hour of the 2018 Legislative Session, Governor Dayton signed a $825 million public works construction bonding bill. Included in this bill was nearly $500 million for roads and bridges. The Brockton Interchange, one of the Coalition’s priority projects, was included in the bonding bill and will receive $13,500,000 for construction. The completion[…]

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Coalition Members Visited the Capitol to Discuss Transportation in 2018 Coalition members spoke with elected officials regarding transportation during the 2018 legislative session. Attendees were able to hear elected officials insights surrounding transportation, along with the opportunity to share the coalition’s ideas, concerns, and legislative priorities. Specifically, members discussed the Corridors of Commerce program. The[…]

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