The state will use the funds to improve a cargo transportation terminal, build pathways for nonmotorized travelers and institute traffic calming measures.
The Don and Susie Law Engineering Future Technologies Building will focus on how AI and other digital technology will shape engineering and related fields for years to come.
In addition to expanding EV charging infrastructure along one of the busiest corridors in the country, the four-state coalition will build a skilled workforce and develop support services to advance the adoption of zero-emission trucks along this corridor.
These Cape Cod bridges serve as vital lifelines for the region's economy, connecting the Cape to the mainland and facilitating tourism, commerce and the daily commute for thousands of residents.
These grants are available for both planning and implementation phases and are expected to help local governments and transit agencies develop long-term sustainability goals.
The Polk Learning Commons will undergo several major changes to ensure it achieves the modern criteria needed to fit the needs of the university’s student body and staff.