ODOT Revenue Crisis and Funding Shortfall
Sector: Road • Location: Salem, Oregon, United States
Source: Statesman Journal
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is facing a revenue crisis despite a $5.3 billion funding bill passed in 2017. The agency has cited a projected decline in gas tax collections, limitations on spending, and inflation as reasons for the shortfall. Legislative leaders plan to prioritize a new funding package to address the funding gap and maintain the state's transportation system.
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Description | The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is facing a revenue crisis despite a $5.3 billion funding bill passed in 2017. The agency has cited a projected decline in gas tax collections, limitations on spending, and inflation as reasons for the shortfall. Legislative leaders plan to prioritize a new funding package to address the funding gap and maintain the state's transportation system. |
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