With the infrastructure bill signed into law, one its architects in Sen. Jon Tester joined Missoula city officials and a manufacturing firm on Tuesday to promote what’s anticipated to be a $3 billion investment in Montana’s future.

The funding, which could become available by the spring construction season, will provide needed investment in the state’s aging highways and bridges, its airports, water systems and broadband.

By Martin Kidston

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