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Miami Bridge Opens

Updated: February 8, 2013

MIAMI, OK-- A busy Miami bridge reopens after nearly three years of detours.

Central bridge once again connects NEO College and Miami High School. It has been under construction for the past six months.

The bridge was initially closed to traffic in 2010 because of deterioration.

A federal transportation grant and funding from the Ottawa tribe paid for the reconstruction of the structure.

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