93-year-old Cleveland bridge closes after severe floor-beam deterioration found
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- Officials closed the Cleveland bridge indefinitely after an analysis found severe deterioration in its floor beams.
- The closure comes as Ohio prepares a major rehabilitation project, with construction tentatively planned for 2028.
A Cleveland bridge that opened in 1933 has been closed until further notice after new analysis found more extensive deterioration in its floor beams.
The closure comes as the Ohio Department of Transportation prepares a major rehabilitation project. Construction is tentatively planned for 2028.
Officials said they made the decision for public safety.
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