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POLL: The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program is the second attempt to get an I-5 Bridge replacement project approved. Will it succeed or fail?

The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program is the second attempt to get an I-5 Bridge replacement project approved. Will it culminate in an ultimate approval by Washington and Oregon lawmakers or will it fail as the Columbia River Crossing did?

By Clark County Today · November 26, 2021

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The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program is the second attempt to get an I-5 Bridge replacement project approved. Will it culminate in an ultimate approval by Washington and Oregon lawmakers or will it fail as the Columbia River Crossing did? — Photo by Mike Schultz.

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POLL: The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program is the second attempt to get an I-5 Bridge replacement project approved. Will it succeed or fail?

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