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Montgomery County allocates more than half of first 2025 road bond issuance

By Nichaela Shaheen, Atirikta Kumar

Montgomery County commissioners have allocated almost $70 million to road bond projects, which is more than half of the first issuance from the county’s $480 million road bond program, according to an update presented during the Oct. 28 commissioners court meeting.

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