Traffic Flows on Hunts Lane Overpass
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Gathering together just before cutting the ribbon to officially dedicate the Hunts Lane overpass are, from left: Mark Taylor, representative, office of San Bernardino County Supervisor, Second District, Janice Rutherford; Curtis Green, representative, office of San Bernardino County Supervisor, First District, Robert Lovingood; Ashley Jones, representative, Office of Assemblymember Cheryl Brown; Robert Edwards of the San Bernardino City Board of Building Commissioners; Sam Spagnolo, Vice Chair, Omnitrans Board of Directors; Frank Gonzales, Colton City Councilmember; Dennis Michael, SANBAG President; Carey Davis, San Bernardino City Mayor; Sarah Zamora, Colton City Mayor; Deirdre Bennett, Colton City Councilmember; Susan Oliva, Colton City Councilmember; Josie Gonzales, San Bernardino County Supervisor; and Lupe Valdez, Director of Public Policy and Community Affairs, Union Pacific Railroad.
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A few local officials celebrating the dedication and ribbon cutting of the Hunts Lane overpass project as they cut the ribbon. From left: Colton City Councilmember Frank Gonzales, San Bernardino Associated Governments President Dennis Michael, San Bernardino City Mayor Carey Davis, Colton City Mayor Sarah Zamora and Colton City Councilmember Deirdre Bennett.
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The ribbon is cut and the overpass is officially dedicated! From left: Mark Taylor, representative, office of San Bernardino County Supervisor, Second District, Janice Rutherford; Curtis Green, representative, office of San Bernardino County Supervisor, First District, Robert Lovingood; Ashley Jones, representative, Office of Assemblymember Cheryl Brown; Robert Edwards of the San Bernardino City Board of Building Commissioners; Sam Spagnolo, Vice Chair, Omnitrans Board of Directors; Frank Gonzales, Colton City Councilmember; Dennis Michael, SANBAG President; Carey Davis, San Bernardino City Mayor; Sarah Zamora, Colton City Mayor; Deirdre Bennett, Colton City Councilmember; Susan Oliva, Colton City Councilmember; Josie Gonzales, San Bernardino County Supervisor; and Lupe Valdez, Director of Public Policy and Community Affairs, Union Pacific Railroad.
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San Bernardino City Mayor Carey Davis, left, and Colton City Mayor Sarah Zamora, right, celebrate the official dedication ceremony.
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San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG) President Michael Dennis (left) accepts a certificate of recognition from San Bernardino County Supervisor, Fifth District, Josie Gonzales.
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San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG) President Michael Dennis (left) accepts a certificate of recognition from a representative of State Assemblymember Cheryl Brown, Ashley Jones.
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Three members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Colton Post 6476, present the colors. From left: Tom Leon, Mario Silva and David Rodriguez.
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At the base of the Hunts Lane overpass, on the eastern side.
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The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Colton Post 6476, Honor Color Guard presented the colors. From left: David Rodriguez, (back) Mario Silva, (front) Bernie Moyeda, (back) George Miramontez and (front) Tom Leon.
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San Bernardino County Supervisor, Fifth District, Josie Gonzales, thanks all who were involved in the completion of the Hunts Lane Overpass project, saying local efforts to mobilize the area corridor help bring residents and businesses to San Bernardino County.
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All speaking at the Nov. 6 event were, from left: San Bernardino City Mayor Carey Davis, SANBAG President Dennis Michael, Colton City Mayor Sarah Zamora and Union Pacific Railroad's Director of Public Policy and Community Affairs Lupe Valdez.
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San Bernardino Associated Governments President Dennis Michael said commuter delays, noise from passing train horns, the threat of vehicle and rail collisions and pedestrian hazards are all "issues resolved by this approximately $30 million project."
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City of Colton Mayor Sarah Zamora said she hoped that God "continues to bless the cities of Colton and San Bernardino as we continue to work collectively on projects that benefit our cities."
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San Bernardino City Mayor Carey Davis talks about the collaboration between SANBAG, Union Pacific Railroad and the cities of Colton and San Bernardino in the Hunts Lane overpass project, which Davis said "improves the quality of life for our residents." Colton City Mayor Sarah Zamora (left) and Union Pacific Railroad Public Policy and Community Affairs Director Lupe Valdez (right) look on.
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San Bernardino City Mayor Carey Davis (right) presents Dennis Michael, president of San Bernardino Associated Governments, with a certificate of recognition on behalf of the City of San Bernardino for the partnership and collaboration between SANBAG and the city.
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Lupe Valdez, director of public policy and community affairs with Union Pacific Railroad, points out the exports coming from within San Bernardino County, as well as the imports.
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Colton City Mayor Sarah Zamora gave thanks in her speech last Thursday at the base of Hunts Overpass.
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San Bernardino City Mayor Carey Davis said the cities of San Bernardino and Colton are continuing to move forward with various infrastructure improvements and projects.
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Lupe Valdez, director of public policy and community affairs with Union Pacific Railroad, giving her speech last Thursday.
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