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$32m project along Cummins Highway set to start in April - Vimarsana News

$32m project along Cummins Highway set to start in April

A long-awaited $32 million public works project aimed at improving safety and access along Cummins Highway will begin by mid-April, according to city officials who briefed members of the Greater Mattapan Neighborhood Council on the plan on Monday evening. Jeffrey Alexis, chief design engineer for the Public Works Department (PWD), said a contractor has been selected and work

Portion of Sequim Avenue to be paved at night - Vimarsana News

Portion of Sequim Avenue to be paved at night

Further stretch of roadway set for more improvements later this year

Sequim paving project to be completed at night | Peninsula Daily News - Vimarsana News

Sequim paving project to be completed at night | Peninsula Daily News

Further stretch of roadway set for more improvements this year

Province green lights new round of funding for safer roads - Vimarsana News

Province green lights new round of funding for safer roads

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Governor Wolf Announces 22 Municipalities to Improve Traffic Safety with Red Light Enforcement Funds - Vimarsana News

Governor Wolf Announces 22 Municipalities to Improve Traffic Safety with Red Light Enforcement Funds

Gov. Wolf announced that the Pennsylvania Dept. of Transportation will distribute approximately $12.9 million in Automated Red Light Enforcement funding to 22 municipalities statewide to fund 28 safety projects.

Source: pa.gov