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Highway 69 Bridge Replacement Project Faces Delays in Wagoner, Oklahoma

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Construction on Highway 69, which is replacing two railroad bridges, is experiencing delays in Wagoner, Oklahoma, despite having started in September 2024. The project, originally expected to finish by fall 2025, is now projected to continue until mid-November. Wagoner Mayor Dalton Self noted that the railroad had shut down the project multiple times.

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The ongoing roadwork has created safety concerns and increased commute times for nearby residents, who report adding about 10 minutes to their travel. The project requires the Ohio Department of Transportation to coordinate closely with the railroad regarding infrastructure decisions.

The Ohio Department of Transportation maintains control over state route infrastructure decisions.

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