Jerrod Kingery, Author at Government Market News

Wisconsin allocating $444 million for municipal wastewater infrastructure upgrades

The funding will be used for projects that reduce phosphorus discharges and address aging equipment, with a focus on small and disadvantaged communities.

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New York offers millions in additional funding for fast EV charger installation

This second round of NEVI funding is focusing on locations south of Interstate 84, which includes the lower Hudson Valley, New York City and Long Island.

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West Virginia approves $40 million for rural hospital upgrades

The money can be used by rural hospitals to undertake important projects, including building upgrades, equipment purchases and improvements in patient care.

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San Antonio’s VIA receives $268 million federal grand for advanced rapid transit project

The Rapid Green Line is designed to deliver convenient, high-frequency transportation options for the residents and jobs located along the 10.35-mile corridor.

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Ohio allocating additional $86 million for brownfield site cleanup

Following remediation, these properties can be redeveloped in order to revitalize neighborhoods and attract new economic development.

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Texas no longer requiring vehicle inspection for most drivers starting Jan. 1, 2025

The new law still maintains the $7.50 safety inspection fee, which will now be collected when drivers renew their vehicle's registration.

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Michigan awarding $50 million for clean drinking water in schools

These improvements, which aim to protect students from lead, are required under the Michigan Filter First law.

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Greeley, Colorado, selects new director of strategy

John Herge brings more than three decades of executive leadership and management consulting experience to the position.

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NHTSA investing $171 million for states, territories to update crash data collection

These grants will fund upgrades to improve the accuracy, timeliness and accessibility of fatality information.

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University of Arizona leading DOE study on underground carbon storage

The feasibility study is looking at storing the carbon in the deep beneath the desert about 60 miles west of Phoenix.

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