Okaloosa County stabilized 180 miles of dirt roads over four years using a voter-approved infrastructure surtax, surpassing its original target of 50 miles. The project, which began in 2020, has paved nearly all county-maintained dirt roads in north Okaloosa County and is expected to reduce long-term maintenance costs.
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