States ramp up healthcare modernization with major investments in labs, hospitals and behavioral health
Adam Rollins Florida announces $188M to support rural healthcare improvement programs Florida officials launched a program to expand rural healthcare access, funding clinics, workforce and telehealth initiatives.
Adam Rollins CEQ opens call for solutions to modernize permitting CEQ launched the Permitting Innovators program, seeking technology solutions to streamline federal permitting processes.
Adam Rollins Dallas eyes expansion, renovations and aquatic upgrades for Martin Weiss Recreation Center Dallas is exploring options to renovate and expand the Martin Weiss Recreation Center, adding new amenities and aquatic features.
Allison Barnette Ann Arbor advances downtown library redevelopment plan Ann Arbor approved a deal allowing a new mixed-use development combining a downtown library expansion with housing.
Allison Barnette Merriam unveils strategy to guide downtown redevelopment in flood-prone area Merriam, Kansas, advances downtown master plan while awaiting a flood mitigation study to guide redevelopment and infrastructure.
Adam Rollins Metra approves $575M major infrastructure projects The Chicago transit system approved a $575.3 million capital plan for 2026, funding systemwide improvements.
Adam Rollins Statewide population boom drives significant needs for Texas’ transportation system Texas prioritizes transportation as population growth drives demand for major investments in roads, bridges and mobility.
Adam Rollins Georgetown County unveils Wachesaw Park revitalization under new master plan Georgetown County unveiled a master plan to upgrade Wachesaw Park, replacing infrastructure and adding new amenities.
Adam Rollins USDOT reveals $2B 1DOT plan to modernize departmental IT infrastructure USDOT is preparing an IT modernization effort through its 1DOT initiative, targeting legacy systems and digital capabilities.
Adam Rollins Georgetown unveils $52M operation center in updated electric infrastructure plan Georgetown approved a $329 million plan to expand electric infrastructure, anchored by a new operations center.