VANCOUVER, Wash. — Wednesday marked a historic and monumental step toward replacement of the Interstate 5 bridge across the Columbia River with the completion of a federal environmental review. The review, formally called the Amended Record of Decision, represented a major hurdle standing in the way of replacing the century-old bridge with a modern crossing that will improve safety, mobility, and economic opportunity for the entire region. "I first ran for office because I believed our region deserved a safe, reliable, and modern interstate bridge," said Sen. Annette Cleveland, who has represented the 49th Legislative District since 2013. "Throughout my time in the Legislature, advancing this project has remained one of my highest priorities. Today's announcement is a monumental achievement and a ...
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About Sen. Annette Cleveland
Access to housing, a quality education, affordable health care and family-wage jobs helps build strong, healthy communities. Annette views these pillars as her top priorities, and believes they are best addressed through a balanced approach that starts with education and follows through with good jobs, not just for those in the 49th District but in communities across the state.
Read Annette’s full biography here.