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Walmart Bridge a Problem

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
September 22, 2022
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City Superintendent Tim Bray informed the City of Magee Board of Aldermen at the September 20,2022 continued problems with the Walmart bridge are getting worse.

At this time, the bridge is considered safe.  But, Bray explained the 18 wheelers are damaging the bridge as well as poles carried by the creek  washing  against the piles.  Tim will continue to meet with MDOT concerning the problem.

 

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  1. Leigh says:
    4 years ago

    Please trim those willows and other weedy trees between the bridge and the frontage road! It’s really hard to see past them to spot oncoming cars crossing the bridge.

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