Adam Rollins Howard County unveils $365M capital plan, addressing urgent infrastructure needs Howard County’s $365 million capital plan funds schools, flood mitigation, transportation and technology upgrades.
Brady Pieper DOT publishes federal environmental reforms to fast-track road, bridge and aviation projects DOT announced key revisions to the National Environmental Policy Act to streamline permitting and move projects.
Candace Barnette Texas water board approves $122M for water, wastewater projects The Texas Water Development Board is providing over $122 million to fund water, wastewater, mitigation and conservation.
Lillian Vest Illinois approves $63M in tax credits for affordable housing developments The IHDA board approves $63 million in tax credits to support housing developments, generating $180 million in private investment.
Allison Barnette Ohio awards $66M in tax credits for historic building restorations Ohio has awarded more than $66 million in tax credits to restore buildings in 13 cities, with additional private investment.
Allison Barnette Huntsville approves final design for Big Spring Park East expansion, former city hall site Huntsville has approved the design for the Big Spring Park East expansion to revitalize the downtown area with new green spaces.
Candace Barnette San Diego funds housing, roads and public safety in new $8.6B county budget Starting July 1, the county's budget funds housing, road upgrades and public health, with projects launching countywide.
Adam Rollins Colorado Springs’ $200M Loop project seeks to address long-term water stability Colorado Springs’ $200M Loop water project enters design phase, seeking to support growth throughout El Paso County.
Adam Rollins MassDOT unveils nearly $19M project to replace two Pittsfield bridges MassDOT is planning to replace two Pittsfield bridges with a multimodal design, expecting construction to begin in 2027.
Adam Rollins Covington housing authority seeks developer for 76-acre redevelopment The Kentucky city is seeking a developer to purchase and redevelop the former largest public housing site in the state.