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Road repairs on the rise in Atascadero - Vimarsana News

Road repairs on the rise in Atascadero

Atascadero city officials have directed $17M in funding towards improving city roads since 2014. Now almost a decade later, 52 miles of roads have been repaired.

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Rapid City 2024 infrastructure projects underway - Vimarsana News

Rapid City 2024 infrastructure projects underway

The city is buzzing with construction projects as Rapid City is investing over $40 million in improvements to transportation and utilities in 2024. Here's a look at the state of

Just how bad are San Diego's streets? With two major evaluations coming, the city faces a watershed moment - Vimarsana News

Just how bad are San Diego's streets? With two major evaluations coming, the city faces a watershed moment

A new comprehensive survey and a city audit are expected to paint an ugly picture of decaying streets and inefficient repair efforts. City officials say they'll take them as a call to action.

How bad are San Diego's streets? 2 major evaluations coming - Vimarsana News

How bad are San Diego's streets? 2 major evaluations coming

A new comprehensive survey and a city audit are expected to paint an ugly picture of decaying streets and inefficient repair efforts. City officials say they'll take them as a call to action.

How bad are San Diego's streets? 2 major evaluations coming - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

How bad are San Diego's streets? 2 major evaluations coming - The San Diego Union-Tribune

A new comprehensive survey and a city audit are expected to paint an ugly picture of decaying streets and inefficient repair efforts. City officials say they'll take them as a call to action.