This is one of those "hot spots" of conversation when it comes to our roads and intersections here in Bismarck

How many times have you come to work and have heard people complain about the conditions and construction of our roads around town? It's definitely a sore subject, I have no problem with it, and I actually think they do a really good job of getting repairs and construction done ( when the weather is being kind, and we all know how unpredictable that can be ) in a fairly quick time frame. Coming up this week is your chance to express yourself about proposed improvements to key intersections.

Here is your chance to get involved with some local road improvements

This is a good thing now, a chance for you to express yourself on some upcoming proposed improvements. According to bismarcktribune.com "The state Transportation Department and KLJ Engineering are hosting a public input meeting from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday at Wachter Middle School, 1107 S. Seventh St. in Bismarck"  Here are the intersections they are talking about "... Bismarck Expressway’s intersections with Washington Street and South 2nd Street in Bismarck. The meeting will be presented by the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) and KLJ Engineering" reported einpresswire.com.

Are you one of those people who say to themself "Why bother showing up and voicing my concerns? Probably won't matter one bit"

Well, you don't know that for sure, what have you got to lose? It's best to at least make an effort on something that is important to you.


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