Detroit News: Report shows Michigan roads, dams, other infrastructure in poor shape

From Detroit News:

In a report released Tuesday morning, members of a national engineering society have given Michigan's crumbling infrastructure an overall grade of D, as in "dismal."  Based on an 18-month survey, the Michigan Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers said nine vital infrastructure systems -- aviation, dams, drinking water, energy, navigable waterways, roads/bridges, storm water treatment, wastewater collection and transit -- needed massive transfusions of money if Michigan's economic prosperity and quality of life are to be maintained.