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Friday, May 16 at 1:50 PM from 2:11 AM wrote ...
well stated Whisky_NW, however I see much of Iowa's money leaving, that makes me sad.
Thursday, May 15 at 12:57 PM Magoo wrote ...
Yes,Yet another Study by an outside company. When do we stop hireing people to do consults and study and start getting things fixed i was under the impression thats what our councle is for apparently im wrong
Thursday, May 15 at 12:36 PM Anonymous wrote ...
I can not believe they can not tell what roads are drivin on the most. Collins Rd is always busy 16th Ave, Blairs Ferry rd.and many others to name
Thursday, May 15 at 10:51 AM Whisky_NW wrote ...
Perhaps there isn't a local company that specializes in this type of work. I buy American made cars, but none of them were made in Iowa. That's probably because they don't make cars in Iowa. With regards to the Oregon company, I'm not certain this is the case, but it is certainly plausible. I won't blindly accuse our state of being "sad" when I don't have all the facts, and I don't think you should either. Also, did you read the article? Federal funds paid for $48,000.00 of it. Have a nice day.
Thursday, May 15 at 10:08 AM Anonymous! wrote ...
Why can't the state pay for us getting roads fix insted of raising taxes on things and making the City pay for something that should have been done along time ago? I don't understand why the city people of Cedar Rapids can't do there job. I forgot they don't know how to do anything right!
Thursday, May 15 at 7:42 AM Matt wrote ...
Anonymous: The bid likely went to the lowest bidder. So even if there was a company in Iowa that conducts these types of studies, they likely submitted a higher bid.
Thursday, May 15 at 2:11 AM Anonymous wrote ...
why can't an Iowan company do the job... how sad our state taxes are used to fund another state!!!
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