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West Virginia DOT Seeks $50M in Savings
West Virginia’s DOT could save over $50 million annually by fixing sloppy contract and permit processes—often issuing permits before environmental clearances are complete. The transportation secretary is pushing for full approvals before bids, aiming to slash costs and rework. Meanwhile, the DMV plans to cut $1.75 million by moving services online, and IT upgrades could unlock another $10.1 million—most of these changes launching next year. But potholes? Still a $1 billion annual fix needed over eight years. Support the show:Get a discount at https://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on…
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