Oklahoma Department of Transportation Expands Highway 70 Project to Willow Springs
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 13
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What happened
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is improving Highway 70 and building a new two-mile Roosevelt Bridge. The highway, which was previously two lanes wide, will be expanded to four lanes. The project extends east to the Johnson Creek intersection near Willow Springs.
From kxii.com
Why it matters
The infrastructure improvements, including the expansion of Highway 70 and the new bridge, are being built in the area of Willow Springs. This could increase local accessibility and market value in Willow Springs.
From kxii.com
Who's involved
- Oklahoma Department of TransportationConducting the highway and bridge improvement project.
- Willow SpringsVillage area where the highway project extends.
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The entities involved
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Oklahoma Department of Transportation
government agency in Oklahoma, United States
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Willow Springs
village in Illinois, United States of America