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Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, has relentlessly fought to fund Blatnik Bridge project under Biden and Trump WASHINGTON, D.C.– Today … release the more than $1 billion for the Blatnik Bridge replacement project. Baldwin has championed the reconstruction
funding necessary to begin construction to replace the Blatnik Bridge: “Any delay in the Blatnik Bridge replacement project … approval and release the $1.05 billion grant. The Blatnik Bridge is a vital connection between Duluth, Minnesota
Administration to release the funds for the Blatnik Bridge replacement project MINNESOTA – Today, U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar issued … release of federal funds for the Blatnik Bridge. This comes after Senators Klobuchar, Smith, and Baldwin called
release the $1.05 billion grant for the Blatnik Bridge replacement project so construction on the project can begin … Wisconsin who are planning the reconstruction of the Blatnik Bridge have dotted their I’s and crossed their
release the $1.05 billion grant for the Blatnik Bridge replacement project so construction on the project can begin … will bolster safety and increase reliability of the Blatnik Bridge,” said Klobuchar. “The U.S. Department of Transportation must
release the $1.05 billion grant for the Blatnik Bridge replacement project so construction on the project can begin … Wisconsin who are planning the reconstruction of the Blatnik Bridge have dotted their I’s and crossed their
bill would restore fairness to the longstanding Thye-Blatnik payment system and prevent massive cuts in county revenue … future. “For decades, Thye-Blatnik payments have provided critical funding to northern Minnesota counties that host federal wilderness
highway construction jobs to help reconstruct the Blatnik Bridge and support the I-41 expansion project. The award … expansion project, the I-535 Blatnik Bridge reconstruction project, and Tribal workforce needs. Members of the HCWP-North