#Michigan our infrastructure still isn't being fixed 😳 It's time the legislature does what we elected them to do and #FixMIState

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This is why we worked so hard last year to invest in fixing our roads for the long haul – and why there’s still more work ahead.

Every day, Michiganders depend on roads and bridges to connect our communities and keep our economy moving. New long-term state funding is a critical step toward building stronger, safer infrastructure for the future.

Michigan is known for its pothole-ridden roads. Read more about how you can prevent pothole damage to your car and report potholes around the state: bit.ly/4bsMX5G

The ASCE 2023 Infrastructure Report Card identified that Michigan needs nearly $4 billion in additional wastewater funding to improve our systems for decades to come. Learn more: bit.ly/3Nn71MJ

A strong economy depends on strong infrastructure. Outdated water systems limit growth, slow development, and threaten Michigan’s ability to attract new employers. Read more: bit.ly/4jJF25O

Merging in a construction zone isn't a race – it’s teamwork. The zipper merge helps everyone get through construction zones safely and efficiently. A little patience goes a long way to keep everyone safe. Read more: bit.ly/49iiRjZ

Michigan leaders passed a balanced, bipartisan FY26 budget that includes a long-term road funding deal to fix roads and grow our economy. Read more: bit.ly/4nAjGJz

While driving through work zones, being extra cautious saves lives. Be sure to slow down, pay attention, and remain patient in work zones to protect crews working hard to fix our roads. bit.ly/3BXbGvp

The bipartisan FY26 budget marks an important step toward fixing Michigan’s roads for the long term – delivering stronger infrastructure and saving good-paying jobs. Read more: bit.ly/4h1Ltjk

Bipartisan leadership delivered for Michigan: a historic road funding agreement that strengthens communities statewide. Read more: bit.ly/3Krm070

Michigan families deserve safe, reliable roads. The FY26 budget’s bipartisan road funding deal makes that possible while protecting jobs and supporting our economy.

Michigan leaders passed a balanced, bipartisan FY26 budget that includes a long-term road funding deal to fix roads and grow our economy. Read more: bit.ly/4nAjGJz

Michigan’s economy runs on good roads. The bipartisan FY26 state budget includes a historic road funding deal that delivers safer infrastructure and good-paying jobs.

A bipartisan long-term road funding plan is here. Michigan leaders are investing in better roads and bridges, good-paying jobs, and a stronger economy. Read more: bit.ly/3KkhIOF

Michigan’s roads keep our economy and communities moving, but short-term fixes aren’t enough. Without a long-term road funding plan, workers, families, and businesses will keep paying the price in unsafe conditions and costly repairs. Take action now: bit.ly/3RlA3v3

Tell Michigan lawmakers to pass a long-term road funding plan NOW before thousands of jobs are at risk: bit.ly/3Y4YxfK

Time’s up. Without action on road funding, thousands of good-paying jobs could disappear. Tell your lawmakers to act now: bit.ly/3RlA3v3

Thousands of hardworking Michiganders work every day to fix our roads, but inaction by the Michigan Legislature is threatening their livelihoods. It's time for Lansing to act on a long-term road funding plan. Learn more: bit.ly/461MzI9

Fixing Michigan’s roads means protecting Michigan jobs. Without long-term funding this year, workers across the state will be left behind. Take action and send a letter to your lawmakers: bit.ly/3RlA3v3