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Grand Traverse County Seeks FEMA Funding to Rebuild Beitner Bridge After Flood Damage

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Beitner Bridge in Grand Traverse County was washed out by floods in April of this year. The bridge, which previously handled traffic equivalent to 20,000 cars a day, is now undergoing an accelerated rebuild project. Grand Traverse County is seeking funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to move the replacement project forward.

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The county is working to secure the necessary funding to replace the critical infrastructure. The rebuild project was originally planned to take about two years, but the current situation requires a rapid resolution to allow drivers to be moved off detours.

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    The county might face pressure regarding the successful acquisition of federal funding and adherence to accelerated recovery timelines.

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  1. A bridge replacement project in Grand Traverse County is underway, with the county urging the DNR to secure sites and funding.Sub-event
  2. Bridge damaged by flood in Grand Traverse County seeks FEMA recovery funds.1 source

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