Allison Barnette Owasso plans $169M bond for districtwide school facility improvements Owasso Schools is unveiling $169M bond plan to fund new schools, renovations, safe rooms and athletic facilities.
Adam Rollins Atlanta revives $134M downtown park conversion project Atlanta revives its $133.9M Memorial Drive Greenway project, converting 8.5 acres into a linear park with plazas and green space.
Miles Smith West Virginia to award $625M in BEAD funds, bridging the digital divide West Virginia will use only half of its federal BEAD allocation, awarding $625M to expand broadband statewide with matching funds.
Candace Barnette Houston approves $314M disaster recovery plan Houston approved a $314M disaster recovery plan, with major funds for housing and power resilience pending federal HUD approval.
Candace Barnette Greenwood County unveils plans for $22M Technical Innovation Center Greenwood County is moving forward with a $22 million Technical Innovation Center to expand career training programs for students.
Candace Barnette California’s Sites Reservoir gets $219M boost amid project’s rising costs California approved $219M for the Sites Reservoir project, boosting drought resilience as costs rise to $6.8 billion for the project.
Adam Rollins Boise State designs $140M science facility to boost research capacity Boise State will build a $140M biomedical research facility by 2027, expanding lab capacity and supporting future research.
Allison Barnette New York City Council approves $448M Midtown mixed-use plan to expand housing options NYC approved the Midtown South plan, adding 10,000 housing units, 2,800 affordable units and $448M for public infrastructure.
Adam Rollins UCSC plans Heller Drive student housing expansion UC Santa Cruz is moving forward with its largest housing project in two decades, planning 3,000 new beds on Heller Drive.
Candace Barnette New York awards $300M for healthcare facility upgrades New York State awarded nearly $300 million to fund hospital upgrades, rural access and critical care expansion across the state.