In Pennsylvania, 99% of the time, any evidence of construction near a truss bridge indicates impending doom. However, there is still an ongoing fight for this bridge. The wide deck width of this bridge plus an overall structure condition that may be better than originally advertised means the bridge is not totally doomed yet.
When I saw the orange barrels, I knew that this bridge was either about to get a coat of paint or about to meet a cutting torch. Sounds like it is going to be the latter.
God forbid PennDot try saving a nice historic structure. Do they understand the word rehabilitate?