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IDOT in 2020: Rebuilding Illinois, improving safety, keeping people and resources moving during pandemic

IDOT in 2020: Rebuilding Illinois, improving safety, keeping people and resources moving during pandemic
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Rebuilding Illinois: Multiple projects tackled in 2020

/ MyRadioLink.com Rebuilding Illinois: Multiple projects tackled in 2020 DECATUR – The Illinois Department of Transportation announced today that multiple projects in the Decatur area are completed, underway or extending into future construction seasons, highlighting an ongoing commitment made possible by Gov. JB Pritzker’s Rebuild Illinois. In the Decatur area alone, five major projects represent a total investment of $35 million for the region, with $30 million coming from the historic and bipartisan capital program. “Rebuild Illinois is not only about investing in infrastructure but about investing in people and communities as well. This first full year of Rebuild Illinois brought projects to the Decatur area that created jobs and invested in the local economy in a way that was sorely needed,” said Gov. Pritzker. “The work completed this year is just the start of many more local improvements that will build better and safer roads and bridges, while keeping communitie

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A holiday tradition: Pledge to buckle up and drive sober | The Crusader Newspaper Group

IDOT partners with law enforcement to keep roads safe if you must travel With the winter holidays underway, the Illinois Department of Transportation and Illinois State Police are reminding travelers to buckle up and drive sober as law enforcement agencies statewide ramp up their Click It or Ticket and Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaigns to ensure a safer holiday season. “If traveling is necessary over the holidays, we urge the public to take some simple steps to help everyone reach their destinations safely,” said Cynthia Watters, IDOT’s bureau chief of Safety Programs and Engineering. “Buckling up is the best way to protect yourself, while driving sober is one of the easiest things you can do to protect others.”

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Illinois DOT looks at bridge improvements

Hancock County Economic Development Executive Director Belynda Allen said the Illinois Department of Transportation sent out a Christmas gift to the area and region late last week when it reported improvements to the Illinois side of the Keokuk-Hamilton Bridge were included in the 2021/26 Highway Improvement program. She reported that the plan includes repairs and infrastructure improvements to stop the flooding that has plagued the area for decades. The bridge has been closed several times over the years when flood waters made it impossible to drive through the Illinois side approach to the bridge. âThere are still details that need worked out and several obstacles that will need addressed,â she said.

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Pekin Council passes agreement amendment

Pekin Daily Times The Pekin City Council unanimously approved an amendment to a construction and maintenance agreement with Tazewell & Peoria Railroad, Inc., during Monday’s meeting. But each member hesitated before voting. “Has anybody since we’ve been sitting here together heard such long pauses before they cast their vote?” asked Mayor Mark Luft, after about 30 minutes’ discussion on the resolution. The amendment is for the purpose of installing a large diameter pipe under the railroad tracks on Front Street as part of the city’s combined sewer overflow project, according to City Manager Mark Rothert. The original agreement with the railroad did not specify track outages. City staff and Leander Construction have worked to develop a construction schedule which projects 60 days of railroad track outages.

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