State Rep. Tom Kunse (R-Clare) today responded to the Michigan County Road Association’s 2025 County Road Investment Plan, which calls on the governor and Legislature to approve a long-term, sustainable solution to fix Michigan’s failing roads and bridges:

“The County Road Association’s report makes it clear that Michigan’s roads and bridges are in crisis. With repair costs rising and dozens of bridges closed or in critical condition, we can’t afford to wait. We need a long-term, sustainable funding plan to protect public safety, support local communities, and keep Michigan’s economy moving.

“Our plan, which we passed in March, brings real money to the table to address these infrastructure challenges, and we do it without raising taxes. It prioritizes local roads and bridges and ensures stable, long-term investment where it’s needed most. It’s a common-sense plan, and it’s time we get it done now for Michigan.”