Those numbers are staggering on their own. “That will fund repair and reconstruction of 2,866 miles of roadway and 9.8 million square feet of bridge deck on the state highway system, along with another 738 miles of roadway and 1.1 million square feet of bridge deck in systems maintained by local governments.” “More than half of the plan, $27 billion, will go toward road and bridge projects, including $4.6 billion in the current fiscal year,” Peter Hancock wrote.
The current projection is $41 billion for work in all 102 counties, from walking paths to airport runways and all things in between. On Friday Capitol News Illinois reported on IDOT’s rollout of the annual update to its six-year infrastructure project plan. Whatever you might think about the Illinois Department of Transportation, you cannot accuse it of being anything less than thorough. Hub Arkush on the Bears (Opens in new window).Princeton football (Opens in new window).Fieldcrest football (Opens in new window).La Salle-Peru football (Opens in new window).Putnam County High School sports (Opens in new window).Princeton High School sports (Opens in new window).Henry-Senachwine High School sports (Opens in new window).Hall High School sports (Opens in new window).Fieldcrest High School sports (Opens in new window).Earlville High School sports (Opens in new window).Bureau Valley High School sports (Opens in new window).St Bede Academy sports (Opens in new window).Mendota High School sports (Opens in new window).La Salle-Peru High School sports (Opens in new window).
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