Veronica Piscitelli New York awards $80M for zero-emission transit projects New York State awarded $80 million to transit providers to expand zero-emission fleets and reduce emissions in transit operations.
Veronica Piscitelli DOE outlines fusion-powered future under newly unveiled roadmap DOE unveiled a new national strategy to accelerate U.S. fusion energy development and commercialization through 2035.
Veronica Piscitelli Baltimore approves $6.9B Downtown RISE plan to revitalize city center Baltimore approved a $6.9 billion plan to guide redevelopment, focusing on housing, transit, arts and economic revitalization.
Veronica Piscitelli Virginia advances housing developments near workforce hubs Gov. Youngkin added millions to Virginia’s Workforce Housing Program to expand housing and private investment statewide.
Veronica Piscitelli Port of LA seeks developers for new terminal expansion Port of Los Angeles issues an RFP for the Pier 500 project, a 10-year construction plan to expand capacity and boost port efficiency.
Veronica Piscitelli Delaware launches task force to secure funding for transportation system Delaware established a task force to develop strategies for sustainable transportation funding and infrastructure resilience.
Veronica Piscitelli PennDOT accepting public-private proposals to improve transportation systems PennDOT invites private firms to submit unsolicited P3 proposals for projects that improve transportation infrastructure.
Veronica Piscitelli Dubuque plans new middle school, bond projects pending election Dubuque Community School District is asking voters to approve a $70 million bond to fund a plan to build a new middle school.
Veronica Piscitelli Austin approves $46M in affordable housing funding Austin approved $46 million for housing projects across five districts to expand and preserve low-income housing solutions.
Veronica Piscitelli Iowa’s Dubuque district plans $70 million school consolidation Dubuque will vote Nov. 4 on a $70 million plan to replace two century-old middle schools and improve district facilities.