$6 million that could’ve been used for homeless people to get them off the street.
Nearly $6 million in federal resources will be used to create a pedestrian bridge at Colman Dock. This vital support will help reduce congestion, improve connectivity, and ease commutes for Puget Sound workers & families.https://www.murray.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/newsreleases?ContentRecord_id=1372090E-133F-42E9-96B8-D76E9953490B …
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We can do multiple things at the same time. The bridge was needed there.
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That's too much. What is it? Gold plated and diamond studded?
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Cool, tell us how much everything involved is supposed to cost and how to get those prices.
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Thanks Senator! I for one will get a lot of use from this bridge.
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As long as it is on the East side of the mountains.
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This allows working civil citizens the opportunity to get the heck out of town before the homeless and gangs take over at night.
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#BabyKillerPatty has been in government for so long she has lost her compass. She actually touts this as a good idea.. Embarrassing!#PattyMustGoThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Vancouver, WA built a pedestrian bridge over WA 14. No one uses it. Cost over a million. Government waste.
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Sounds like pork to me
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