Veterans Memorial Bridge

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2433 Superior Via
Cleveland, OH 44113
+1 (216) 348-3824
http://publicworks.cuyahogacounty.us

The Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works is dedicated to providing a safe and efficient infrastructure system for the residents, employees, businesses, and visitors of Cuyahoga County. Their primary focus is on building and maintaining public infrastructure and facilities, ensuring the smooth functioning of the county's transportation network.

With a commitment to excellence, the department offers a range of services, including bridge and highway construction, sewer maintenance, and facility rentals. They also actively engage with the community, inviting artists to create transformative public spaces and providing regular construction updates to keep residents, businesses, and visitors informed. Through their efforts, the Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works plays a vital role in enhancing the overall quality of life in the county.

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Agnes I.
7/19/2019

I've driven past the Veterans Memorial Bridge hundreds of times now since moving to Cleveland. The bridge is half a mile in distance so walkers, runners, and bikers can use the pedestrian path....

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Jim B.
9/10/2018

The Cuyahoga County's Public Works Department department allows the public to venture underneath the 3112-foot bridge to one of Cleveland's eeriest locales once a year. So since this has already...

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Lauren K.
12/29/2017

This is a great historic bridge. As someone who travels quite a bit, I always appreciate this baby more when I get home. Not all cities take the time to maintain their bridges, so for that, I'm...

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Dave O.
12/21/2014

I am a huge fan of all bridges but these historic bridges that were build in a time when construction and engineering methods were in their infancy and each were considered feats only taken on by...

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John S.
6/7/2009

I'm starting to feel bad that I'm getting all this First to Review credit for Cleveland landmarks. If you've ever spent much time with Clevelanders, you know that they're a generous, proud, and...

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