Sharpton highlights $75M road funding by state legislature

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Jun 3
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Guthrie News Page

June 4, 2025

Logan County District 1 Commissioner Mark Sharpton highlighted a major piece of legislation passed by the Oklahoma Legislature that will deliver $75 million in new funding for county roads and bridges. During commissioners’ comments this week, Sharpton expressed appreciation to the county’s legislators for their support of the measure.

He emphasized the importance of House Bill 2758, which passed the House 91-0 and the Senate 40-6. The bill now heads to the governor’s desk for final approval. It represents a significant investment in local infrastructure, with counties across Oklahoma set to benefit from additional funding to repair and maintain deteriorating roads. View the full article: GurthrieNewsPage.com

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