HUD providing $420 million to get the lead out of homes
The U.S. recently announced a new rule requiring drinking water systems across the country to replace lead service lines within 10 years.
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NYC plans to reconnect neighborhoods separated by Brooklyn-Queens Expressway construction
The report proposes capping parts of the BQE to create new public spaces and reconnect communities that were split by the highway.
Wisconsin giving communities $115M to improve community facilities, broadband access
This funding will support the improvement of public facilities like libraries and community centers along with expanding high-speed internet access.
Oklahoma committing $9 billion to transportation infrastructure improvements
These projects look to enhance the safety and reliability of interstate and highway systems throughout the state.
Massachusetts receiving $53.5 million to upgrade water infrastructure
Massachusetts public water suppliers can obtain financial support for drinking water infrastructure projects that protect public health.
National Park Service announces $254.7 million in grants for local parks
The program is a nationwide, competitive matching grant initiative that supports underserved urban communities with limited access to nearby outdoor recreation.
EPA allotting $49 million for wastewater assistance in rural and tribal communities
Smaller water systems often encounter specific financial and operational hurdles, such as outdated infrastructure, worker shortages, rising costs and shrinking rate bases.
Busy Georgia vehicle port continues expansion with new paving, waterway projects
The Georgia Ports Authority Board has approved an additional 50 acres of pavement to handle the growing volume of trade at the Colonel’s Island Terminal.
Colorado Springs seeking RFPs for new downtown master plan
Officials expect the revised plan to steer development decisions for a decade after city council adoption, slated for late 2025.
Drones to help locate defunct oil and gas wells in Pennsylvania for plugging, cleanup
The drone will be equipped with sensors and fly 100 feet above the ground, collecting magnetic and methane data, without capturing any personal information like photos or videos.
