What would a COVID infrastructure bill mean for I-81?
In April we teamed up with Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation and sent a letter to the Valley’s federal delegation, urging a targeted and data-driven approach to any I-81 investment.
I-81 News Category Summary
I-81 Committee Meeting 2
Alliance Transportation Lead Kim Sandum attended the second meeting of the I-81 Committee and had some good progress to report...
Following the I-81 Committee
Our Transportation Lead Kim Sandum made the trek to Lexington to attend the first of four I-81 Committee Meetings on...
Interstate 81 Committee Formed
You may remember the legislation passed earlier this year enacting the I-81 Corridor Improvement Plan included the creation of an...
Surprise! Funding for I-81
We thought we were finished talking about Interstate 81 for a while when legislators adjourned the General Assembly Session, agreeing...
Governor Amends I-81 Legislation
We are deeply concerned about the Governor’s last minute amendments to HB 2718/SB 1716 which would raise the gas tax...
2019 General Assembly Recap on I-81
The 2019 General Assembly roller coaster has come to a stop, and we have gotten off to catch our breath!...
UPDATE – I-81 in the General Assembly
Yesterday was a big day for I-81 legislation in the General Assembly. As you know, we’ve been following Senate Bill...
Our Take: HB 2718 and SB 1716
As promised, we’ve been following I-81 in the General Assembly. This week, Valley legislators introduced bills implementing the results of...
I-81 in the General Assembly
HB 2718 & SB 1716 – Patrons are Delegates Landes and Austin and Senators Obenshain and Carrico Creates the “Interstate 81 Corridor...
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