ALAIEDON TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The Michigan transportation community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of Bruce Wagner and Steve Spenle, two dedicated MDOT workers who died following a tragic crash on U.S. 127 in Alaiedon Township, Michigan.
The devastating incident has left colleagues, friends, and loved ones grieving the loss of two men remembered for their commitment, service, and dedication to keeping Michigan’s roads safe.
Wagner and Spenle were valued members of the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) community, where they worked to serve the public and support critical transportation operations across the state. Their passing has brought sorrow throughout the agency and among those who had the privilege of working alongside them.
Following the crash, tributes poured in from coworkers and community members honoring the lives and contributions of the two employees. Many described them as hardworking professionals who made a difference through their daily efforts and commitment to helping others.
A tragedy like this serves as a painful reminder of the risks faced by roadway workers who dedicate their careers to maintaining and improving public infrastructure.
As investigations into the crash continue, MDOT and the surrounding community are coming together to remember Bruce Wagner and Steve Spenle while offering support to their families during this unimaginable time.
Their impact will not be forgotten. The roads they helped protect and the people they served stand as part of the legacy they leave behind.
Bruce Wagner and Steve Spenle will be remembered as dedicated public servants, respected colleagues, and beloved members of the Michigan community.
Our deepest condolences go out to their families, friends, coworkers, and everyone affected by this tragic loss. May they rest in peace. 🕊️
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