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Washington prepares to authorize toll-backed debt for I-5 bridge project — but raises limit by $900M
Washington prepares to authorize toll-backed debt for I-5 bridge project — but raises limit by $900M
Washington prepares to authorize toll-backed debt for I-5 bridge project — but raises limit by $900M

Published on: 04/17/2025

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I-5 bridge tolling is expected to bring in $1.1-1.6 billion, and the original legislation would've authorized up to $1.6 billion in debt. Now? Up to $2.5 billion.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/local/the-story/washington-bill-raise-toll-debt-limit-i5-bridge/283-9c147f44-375f-47d7-b462-a7b6176b6459

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