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Comanche County to partner with Comanche Nation on bridge projects

Summary by The Lawton Constitution
Comanche County Commissioners voted Tuesday to partner with the Comanche Nation on replacement of 15 culverts and low-water crossings in the county that are on tribal transportation routes.
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Comanche County to partner with Comanche Nation on bridge projects

Comanche County Commissioners voted Tuesday to partner with the Comanche Nation on replacement of 15 culverts and low-water crossings in the county that are on tribal transportation routes.

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The Lawton Constitution broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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