Adam Rollins Los Angeles to spend $45 million on flood mitigation and regional resiliency projects The county will prioritize efforts to improve water quality, enhance stormwater detention, stop erosion and restore the aquatic ecosystem.
Adam Rollins GLO releases $98M to improve water systems, drainage, infrastructure The funds will empower four counties and 13 cities and ports to advance critical water systems, drainage and infrastructure projects.
Miles Smith Minnesota internet providers compete for $652M program to expand broadband access Nearly 89,000 Minnesota homes and businesses could receive high-speed broadband service through the state’s BEAD allocation.
Adam Rollins Texas school districts to spend $114M on construction, renovations The districts are investing to improve their campuses, including plans to build facilities, convert school buildings and renovate failing systems.
Brady Pieper Denver Water project lays groundwork for Littleton’s multi-year revitalization plan The utility project will install new water mains in downtown Littleton, laying the initial groundwork for Project Downtown.
Adam Rollins University of Iowa plans $81.4 million renovation project for student resource building Currently in the design phase, construction is anticipated to begin in 2025 and will be implemented across five phases.
Adam Rollins Schertz approves design for $32M road reconstruction project The project includes significant improvements to a 2.52-mile stretch of Lower Seguin Road.
Miles Smith New York searching for firm to redevelop former long-term care center Empire State Development released a request for proposals for the purchase and redevelopment of the former Taconic Developmental Center.
Adam Rollins New York school district approves $19M infrastructure improvement project The project will project upgrade infrastructure, programming space, security and energy performance across campus facilities.
Adam Rollins West University releases $502M CIP, prioritizing drainage infrastructure The West Side Drainage Improvements project accounts for half of the 10-year budget, carrying a $252.8 million cost.