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[September 18, 2009]
SPRINGFIELD -- On Thursday,
Illinois Transportation Secretary Gary Hannig announced another Web
site aimed at providing more open access and transparency for the
public. The new
Bridge Information site provides detailed inventory and
inspection data on all bridges and structures in Illinois.
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"We want the public to have access to the information that is
important to them," Hannig said. "This is yet another example of
Gov. Quinn's vision to provide more transparency and accountability
within state agencies, and we're happy to do our part."The new
online site will allow anyone with Internet access to locate and
search
for bridges by county, interstate, U.S. highways, Illinois highways,
address or structure number. In addition to text searches for
certain bridges, IDOT has built a robust mapping solution that lets
users browse the online map for a specific bridge. Information can
be obtained through a quick "simple" report or a two-page "detailed"
report for each bridge. In addition, users can download detailed
information for multiple bridges by county in a standard spreadsheet
format.
For more details, visit
http://wrc.dot.il.gov/bridgeinformation/results.aspx.
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In August, IDOT launched its Construction Dashboard site, which
provides up-to-date information on all currently active construction
contracts, including those funded through the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act of 2009, after contract execution. For more
information, go to
www.dot.il.gov/dashboardpublic.
[Text from
Illinois
Department of Transportation
file received from
the
Illinois Office of
Communication and Information] |