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NCDOT Spends $121 Million on Road Repairs in Avery County, NC

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The North Carolina Department of Transportation announced that $121 million has been spent on road repairs in Avery County. This spending addresses damage caused by Hurricane Helene, which devastated the region two years ago. Officials stated that recovery efforts have successfully repaired 97% of the roads damaged in Avery County.

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The expenditure represents a significant government investment in critical infrastructure recovery following a major natural disaster. The work is focused on restoring access and rebuilding damaged infrastructure in the hardest-hit area of western North Carolina.

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Who's involved

North Carolina Department of TransportationState agency executing the infrastructure recovery project
Avery CountyCounty where the road repairs are being conducted

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North Carolina Department of Transportation
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Avery County
county in North Carolina, United States
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