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Kirkwood voters approved a sales tax hike two years ago, banking on nearly $5 million to fix 133 road segments by 2029—but only 20 will be done by summer’s end. With funds stretched thin and a backlog of critical roads growing, city officials admit the pace is painfully slow. About 30% of streets are now deemed “critical,” and without a steady funding stream, repairs keep getting delayed—leaving drivers on deteriorating roads and residents frustrated by broken promises.

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