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N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – People from the eight North Dakota cities that would lose their local Department of Transportation shops packed a hearing room at the state Capitol – to try and get the House to restore those cuts.
The reductions already passed the Senate – and a hearing was held before the House Appropriations Government Operations section.
Boyd McKenzie is a businessman from Courtenay – one of the cities that would lose a DOT shop. He says his concern is about snow removal
McKenzie says if Courtenay has to wait for a plow from the other cities, it could affect responding to fires and medical emergencies.
The subcommittee will make a recommendation to the full Committee before the whole House takes a look.
Click the links below to read more about the proposed closures.