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Up to $36 million available nationwide for fish-passage projects

Funding will help communities address outdated, unsafe or obsolete dams, culverts, levees and other impediments to the nation’s rivers and streams

Fort Worth releases $2.5 billion plan for downtown revival and growth

Ten-year vision calls for more housing, public spaces and public transportation throughout the growing area.

EPA providing $4.6 billion for pollution reduction projects

The EPA will award $4.6 billion to programs and policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and implement clean-energy initiatives. General implementation grants will range between $2 million and $500 million.

UT Dallas receives $30 million for battery technology research hub

Campus will include a facility to develop portable energy sources and create storage solutions

Texas approves historic funding for port infrastructure

The Texas Transportation Commission has approved $240 million for 31 projects to improve safety and strengthen supply chains at the state’s ports.

$1 billion possible for Dallas-area schools

Hurst-Euless-Bedford (HEB) ISD could receive $997.3 million to replace two high schools and four elementary schools if voters approve a bond measure Nov. 7.

$10 billion available for large-scale bridge projects

State and local governments have until Nov. 27, 2023, to apply for up to $10 billion in federal funds to replace, rehabilitate, protect and preserve large bridges. The grants will come from a Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) program that aids projects of

FEMA lifts spending restrictions, injects $16 billion for infrastructure

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has lifted spending restrictions on long-term building projects after Congress passed a temporary spending bill to avert a government shutdown. Over $16 billion was allocated to FEMA in the continuing resolution, allowing the agency to restart

Wave and tidal energy legislation passes California Senate

California’s 840-mile coastline could be used to generate energy as lawmakers await the governor’s signature on Senate Bill 605. The bill, unanimously approved last month, directs the state Energy Commission to assess the feasibility, benefits and costs of wave and tidal energy

Laura Storrs appointed as Amarillo’s interim deputy city manager

Amarillo Interim City Manager Andrew Freeman appointed Laura Storrs to interim deputy city manager Sept. 21. Storrs has worked with the city of Amarillo since 2006, most recently as finance director. As the interim deputy city manager, Storrs will be responsible for fulfilling

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