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PHOTOS: Federal funding helped make these local road and bridge projects happen

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Bipartisan infrastructure bill's impact will be massive

Brent Spence Bridge

Brent Spence Bridge-South Upper Deck

040721 ODOT Kickoff SNS

112520 I-70 Lane Change

042121 roundabout

U.S. 35 in Beavercreek where Superstreet will be built.

Roundabout at OH 73 and Jacksonburg Road

Thrid Street Bridge

Thrid Street Bridge

Third Street Bridge Ribbon Cutting

Traffic headaches end with bridge reopening

Construction expected to alleviate traffic on Austin Boulevard

Washington Twp. roundabout

Funds secured, timeline moved up for Alex-Bell, Mad River roads roundabout

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This is an aerial photo of Interstate 70 and 75 in Vandalia and Butler Township. Federal and state funding was used for major upgrades of these roadways in the last several years. JIM NOELKER/STAFF

By Jim Noelker and Lynn Hulsey

Nov 22, 2021

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Local officials are excited about the billions of dollars in new federal infrastructure funding that will come to Ohio and its communities now that President Joe Biden signed the $1.2 trillion 5-year Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

The road and bridge projects in this photo gallery from the Dayton, Hamilton, Middletown and Springfield regions all received federal funding.

The Brent Spence Bridge, which spans the Ohio River in Cincinnati, is also pictured. Officials are hoping to get some of the new federal funding to build a companion bridge to take some of the traffic off the Brent Spence Bridge.

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