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Tulsa officials are grappling with the challenges of managing over 350 projects, with inflation and utility relocations causing significant delays.

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Tulsa officials update on 350 projects amidst utility relocation challenges
Officials report 58 projects delayed by utility relocations while managing inflation funding.
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April 4, 2025 at 5:29 AM
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Big changes are coming to Yukon's traffic signals, with new projects set to enhance safety and flow at key intersections!

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Yukon Traffic Commission reviews signalization plans and utility relocations
Commission discusses upcoming traffic signal bids and utility adjustments in Yukon.
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February 13, 2025 at 2:14 PM
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The Washington Avenue bridge in Wheeling is set for a full closure as utility relocations finally pave the way for major construction work, expected to last until next summer.

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Wheeling city manager: Washington Avenue bridge will close after utility relocations; work could last through next summer
City Manager Bob Harris told the Wheeling City Council that utility relocations by AEP and Frontier must finish before the Department of Highways can close Washington Avenue for bridge work, with a full closure expected in November and work projected through August or September 2026.
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November 13, 2025 at 12:38 AM
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Tuscaloosa City Council greenlights a $7.2 million road-widening project that promises significant improvements and utility upgrades along University Boulevard!

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Council OKs reimbursable utility relocations and awards engineering contract for University Boulevard widening
Council approved a reimbursable agreement and awarded an engineering contract tied to a major SR 215/University Boulevard widening project; staff said the city’s betterment is about 4% (roughly $208,000) of a larger $7.2 million utility relocation scope.
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March 2, 2026 at 2:16 AM