Poynter: The bridge to Oklahoma’s future starts now

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Sep 4

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The Journal Record By : Paul Poynter / WSB September 4, 2026

Every day, hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans drive across bridges they rarely notice. That’s exactly how infrastructure should work.

When bridges are safe and reliable, they’re easy to take for granted. But maintaining them requires decades of planning, sustained investment and a commitment to looking beyond today’s needs.

Oklahoma knows what’s possible when we make that commitment.

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