Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser is raising concerns that military tanks and armored vehicles set to roll down city streets next month for the Army’s 250th anniversary parade will tear up the roadways.

Bowser on Thursday warned that the city would be on the hook for expenses linked to repairing its streets after the June 14 event, with an unknown timetable for when the Pentagon might reimburse Washington.

“I remain concerned about it, I have to tell you,” she told reporters at a press conference. “These are, for the most part, local streets, and if they're rendered unusable, we have to make them usable and then go seek our money from the feds.”

“That gives me some concern about fronting costs and........

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