The Sault Ste. Marie Bridge Authority reports that no new issues or significant changes were identified during a recent inspection of the International Bridge. The bridge engineer states that the preventive maintenance efforts are effective in protecting the public investment in the bridge.
No new issues or "significant changes" were identified during a detailed inspection of the Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge , says a news release issued by the Bridge Authority. "These results show the International Bridge's efforts at preventive maintenance are working," bridge engineer Karl Hansen says in the release. "Our dedicated staff is diligently protecting the public investment in the bridge.
We've been able to prioritize and address any concerns found in these inspections in a timely way, either through monitoring, contracted repairs, or in-house repairs." Full text of the news release follows: The Sault Ste. Marie Bridge Authority (SSMBA) board of directors, the bi-national body that supervises operations of the International Bridge, heard reports on a recent bridge inspection at the board's regular meeting Thursday, Nov. 16. The SSMBA board reviewed and officially accepted the results of the routine detailed inspection of the bridge. A team of bridge engineering experts from the lead firm of Hardesty & Hanover (H&H) of Okemos, Mic
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