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Arkansas city prioritizing 14-mile interconnected pedestrian infrastructure with $25 million investment

The project will create an interconnected 14-mile loop, consisting of paved shared-use paths and other associated pedestrian facilities throughout the city.

Miles Smith

$45 million in grants awarded to enhance safety for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders

The grants will be used to plan, design and construct projects for connected networks.

Miles Smith

DOE invests $136 million to reduce industrial energy demand

Projects will focus on industries that produce chemicals and fuels, iron and steel, cement and concrete, forest and paper products, glass and food and beverages.

Adam Rollins

Bloomington approves $826 million 10-year capital improvement plan

The City Council updates the plan annually, evolving the document to accommodate community needs and the city’s changing strategic vision.

Miles Smith

Cleveland awarded $69 million grant to improve waterfront access with bridge to Lake Erie

The North Coast Connector is a proposed land bridge that would create a pedestrian path to connect downtown to the waterfront.

Adam Rollins

Portland transit agency to spend $320 million to modernize buses, boost safety and accessibility

The 82nd Avenue Transit Project will establish a reliable bus system that will improve travel time, mobility and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Brady Pieper

Over $250 million in grants awarded to modernize California transportation infrastructure

The funding will be used to upgrade the state’s transportation infrastructure and improve safety and access to essential services.

Jerrod Kingery

Phoenix dedicating $60 million to increase shade across the city

The Shade Phoenix plan calls for planting over 27,000 new trees and building 550 new shade structures.

Brady Pieper

$1.1 billion in federal grants to fund safety improvements at rail crossings

These grants are meant to modernize rail crossings to improve safety and efficiency.

Adam Rollins

Denver-area district allocating $89.5 million for facility construction, upgrades

Replacing the existing Platte Valley Middle School with a modern campus is the district’s highest priority.

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