Fort Bragg, NC
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Fort Bragg underwent significant growth between 2005 and 2011, increasing its soldier and civilian population and number of commands. This growth required billions in construction funding and resulted in traffic and parking issues. Specific infrastructure upgrades discussed include new facilities, housing, roads, energy efficiency projects, and water/wastewater systems to support the expanded post.
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