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TRUST Commends Governor Fallin for Transportation Initiative (PRESS RELEASE)

TRUST Commends Governor Fallin for Transportation Initiative (PRESS RELEASE)

TRUST Commends Governor Fallin for Transportation Initiative

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK, October 3, 2011 – The president and co-chairman of Transportation Revenues Used Strictly For Transportation (TRUST), an advocacy group dedicated to funding and restoring Oklahoma’s infrastructure, commended Governor Mary Fallin today for her 2012 transportation infrastructure investment initiative unveiled today at the state Capitol:

“The Governor is right on point with this initiative which will lift Oklahoma out of the cellar, and allow ODOT to address dozens of additional structurally deficient bridges, not only on our state highway system but on county roads as well. This program will build on the vital road and bridge investment made possible by the Legislature over the past six years. TRUST looks forward to working with Governor Fallin as the initiative is presented to the Legislature next session” – Neal McCaleb, TRUST president

“TRUST has supported the Legislature’s increased investment in transportation over the past several years and Governor Fallin’s initiative will raise the bar even higher by greatly enhancing ODOT’s eight-year construction plan. Simply stated, ODOT will be able to repair and build dozens of additional bridges not currently in the plan. This is great news for all Oklahomans and TRUST commends the governor for recognizing the critical infrastructure needs facing Oklahoma and the tremendous economic benefit a first-rate transportation system provides.” Albert “Kell” Kelly, TRUST co-chairman

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TRUST is an advocacy group dedicated to restoring Oklahoma’s transportation infrastructure. We are committed to creating a culture within Oklahoma government that values and adequately funds transportation as a top priority. Since 2005 TRUST has grown into a diverse coalition of more than 120 statewide organizations representing banking, energy, agri-business, construction, chambers of commerce, public safety, transportation and concerned citizens. To learn more visit www.RestoreTRUST.org

Contact: John Cox, TRUST communications director, 405.255.8117, jdcox@cox.net

 

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