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Bridge traffic issues raised before Brooke Commission

Weirton, WVLocal News

During a recent meeting of the Brooke County Commission, critical discussions revolved around traffic issues affecting the Veterans Memorial Bridge, which has been under construction. Richard Ferguson, a former sheriff, expressed his concerns about the ongoing challenges and the importance of enhancing communication between local authorities and state highway officials. He noted that inadequate communication could exacerbate traffic problems and pose risks to public safety as the new ambulance station prepares for its opening. The commission acknowledged these concerns and the necessity of addressing them for the benefit of the community. As work progresses on the bridge, residents are encouraged to remain vigilant regarding traffic updates and potential delays.

The meeting served as a platform for local officials to strategize on improving infrastructure and ensuring a seamless flow of information among stakeholders. By prioritizing these issues, the commission aims to enhance the overall safety and efficiency of local transportation networks. The ongoing dialogue reflects a commitment to addressing the evolving needs of the community.

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