Miles Smith USDOT announces grants for regional infrastructure upgrades Awards may be used to fund technical resources, planning and project development through innovative financing and delivery methods.
Veronica Piscitelli $1.2B in road and bridge work planned for Northeast Pennsylvania Pennsylvania's District 4 will see 52 new transportation projects this year alone, totaling over $300 million.
Miles Smith Wisconsin distributes $108M for local transportation Local governments are slated to receive more than $540 million to support transportation-related projects this year.
Allison Barnette $143.7M overhaul coming to LA’s busiest freeway corridor The improvements are meant to enhance roadway safety, extend pavement life and modernize infrastructure to meet current standards.
Adam Rollins Georgetown plans $16M road reconstruction effort to enhance safety, mobility along key corridor The improvements are part of an ongoing safety and mobility enhancement initiative.
Keaton Peters Oregon must act quickly to replace 1,000 aging bridges before 2050, report finds The agency says there is a need to replace approximately 100 bridges per year—35 times the current pace.
Brady Pieper Denver Council approves first step toward airport corridor expansion As the corridor is one of only a few routes providing transportation to the airport, officials indicate Peña Boulevard is in dire need of revitalization.
Miles Smith Virginia launches I-81 Corridor Improvement Plan The department completed a similar study in 2018, which culminated in 65 construction projects worth $3 billion.
Adam Rollins HUD, DOI create joint task force to identify underutilized federal land for affordable housing development The Joint Task Force on Federal Land for Housing will lead the combined agencies' efforts to determine where housing needs are most pressing.
Brady Pieper DRBA launches $178M plan for bridge, ferry and airport upgrades The $178.5 million bi-state initiative consists of $131.7 million in DRBA funding to address 120 capital projects across five years.