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    Roads & Bridges October 2022 Monthly Roundabout

    Oct. 26, 2022

    Welcome to Roads & Bridges Monthly Roundabout, where we show you some stories from the construction industry around the nation. Ryan Curtiss, digital editor for Roads & Bridges delivers the need to know infrastructure news from the month of October.

    This Month's News Stories

    1.) Hurricane Ian Causes Major Damage in Florida

    2.) Sanibel Causeway to be Repaired by End of October

    3.) Florida to Receive $50 Million in 'Quick Release' Funds to Repair Damage Caused by Hurricane Ian

    4.) Illinois Will Open New Mile Long Bridge on I-294 Next Week

    5.) First Bridge Investment Program Grants are Announced

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