Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Im proud to support a project that will improve the experience of thousands of residents in Pocatello….”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Im proud to support a project that will improve the experience of thousands of residents in Pocatello….”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“Im proud to support a project that will improve the experience of thousands of residents in Pocatello.
bit.ly/3CYN86r“
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“The Center Street Underpass is the primary entrance to the Heart of Downtown Pocatello. Modernizing this infrastructure is essential for the citys transportation system, and its economic and community development.”
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“The struggles facing rural Idaho communities like Clark County are real. That is why I support fully funding programs like PILT and maintaining an operational USDA research station in Dubois to support local jobs and ranchers. twitter.com/eastidnews/sta” on Jan. 18
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“Lets build on the work of past years to ensure that land management agencies are good neighbors and have the tools they need to manage our lands effectively and efficiently.” on Jan. 17
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