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Ohio Department of Transportation reports salt price increase in Cuyahoga County

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The Ohio Department of Transportation is performing road supply maintenance in Cuyahoga County using salt and salt brine to melt snow and ice. The agency currently maintains over 30,000 tons of salt in the county. Salt prices in Cuyahoga County have increased to $76 per ton, representing a $13 rise this year.

From cleveland19.com

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The rising cost of salt affects the operational expenses of the Ohio Department of Transportation for maintaining state routes and interstates within Cuyahoga County. The agency receives shipments throughout the winter to maintain supply as temperatures drop.

From cleveland19.com

Who's involved

  • Cuyahoga CountyThe county where road maintenance and salt supply are being managed.

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