BOONE, Iowa---The Boone County Board of Supervisors will host their first of three informational meetings about a question put on the November General Election Ballot. The question is, should the county issue up to $6-million in bonds to remove and replace the Wagon Wheel Bridge over the Des Moines River. The bridge sustained structural damage in March during flooding and has been closed since. Residents in the area of the bridge have asked that it be fixed. The first informational meeting will be at the Boone City Hall Auditorium, Tuesday evening from 6:30 until 8:00.
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