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In 2009, the City of San Diego took out a $100 million loan to repair the city's crumbling streets and infrastructure. Today, less than half that has been spent. VoiceofSanDiego.org looked into why.
Aired 10/11/11
Guest: Liam Dillon, politics writer, VoiceofSanDiego.org.
Above: Primo Vannicelli fixes a pothole in Hillcrest, San Diego, CA on Nov. 19, 2010. Photo courtesy of voiceofsandiego.org.
VOSD's Liam Dillon will discuss San Diego's infrastructure problems on Tuesday's show.
Evening Edition airs weekdays at 6:30 PM on KPBS TV
As you dodge potholes while driving along the streets of San Diego, you may recall some promise made about fixing the city's bad streets. You may even remember a huge loan the city took out, that was supposed to be spent on street improvement.
So why is San Diego's pothole and paving problem still so bad?
An article published by VoiceofSanDiego.org analyzes why so many of our streets and so much of our public infrastructure is crumbling, and why we haven't been fixing it and what's taking so long to fix it now.
Guests: Liam Dillon, politics writer, VoiceofSandiego.org
Todd Gloria, San Diego City Councilmember, 3rd District
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