On Tuesday, local legislator Rep. Casey Snider introduced a bill to the House Transportation Committee that would allow a government entity to direct improvements along specific areas of railroad track.
Snider, who lives in Providence, said the motivation for the bill comes from Logan’s long battle with Union Pacific.
“If you drive 1400 North in Logan right now, there is a brand new interchange installed, ready to go, brand new lights, that has been sitting idle for years,” Snider told the committee.
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