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Denver RTD approves FY 2025 budget for light rail, transit projects

The largest expenditure listed in the budget will go toward the Downtown Light Rail Reconstruction Project, totaling $152 million for FY 2025.

Brady Pieper

California receiving $250 million federal investment to repair vital sewage plant in San Diego

Currently, the sewage facility is currently not up to code nor is it operating to full capacity, despite its necessity to San Diego and other surrounding communities.

Miles Smith

Council approves $140 million agreement to develop state land in Peoria, Arizona

The goal of the investment is to reduce the need to travel outside city limits to work, shop and dine, keeping people and their money within city limits.

Adam Rollins

Salt Lake City plans $18.4 million revamp of historic park

The project will build on the park’s existing features, expanding offerings around the multipurpose field to better suit community needs and wants.

Pete Hahnloser

New York awards $225 million in grants for water quality projects statewide

These projects will work to reduce flood risks, support restoration efforts, strengthen flood and climate resilience and safeguard drinking water sources.

Brady Pieper

Pennsylvania allocating $55 million to modernize, replace freight rail infrastructure

The grants will improve mobility options for Pennsylvania residents and modernize the state’s freight and passenger rail services.

Jerrod Kingery

Colorado taps federal, state funds to expand fast-charging EV network

Colorado has more than 161,000 EVs on the road, with EVs making up 25.3% of new car sales in the third quarter of 2024.

Adam Rollins

Michigan communities receiving $39 million to build resiliency hubs, improve energy efficiency

These investments will allow these communities to initiate proactive measures that guard against inclement weather, lower energy costs and protect natural resources.

Brady Pieper

Portland commits $55.5 million grant to city’s bus rapid transit project

The BRT project will develop an efficient, reliable bus line in the city and kick-start the city’s transition to an all-electric transit system.

Adam Rollins

Wisconsin school district earmarks $79 million to renovate, modernize outdated school facilities

The projects will focus on four campuses with infrastructure and amenities that have outlived their life expectancy.

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