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That's the message from the state DOT office with regard to a people's choice award for the new Narrows Bridge. If you're a fan of the new bridge, cast your vote and help it receive national recognition here. (Smack talk: That overpass in Kansas isn't even in same league!)
According to Melanie Coon, Public Information Program Manager, the winning state receives "a substantial cash award to donate to a local or regional community service project of its choice."
The new bridge is also one of 10 transportation projects in the running for the America’s Transportation Award, "reflecting the best in management and innovation by the American Association of State Highway Transportation officials (AASHTO)."
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