The Connecticut Department of Transportation says that cracks found on the structure of New Haven’s Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge are “not a safety concern.”
A recent state inspection graded the bridge a six out of nine, giving it a “satisfactory” rating.
The Pearl Harbor Bridge underwent a massive $550 million reconstruction that took a decade to complete.
Less than two years after it opened, the state then found several small cracks on the structure of the bridge.
A spokesman for the DOT told WTNH-TV that they are not ignoring the cracks. He said construction to fix them could last through 2021.