Michigan awarding $50 million for clean drinking water in schools
These improvements, which aim to protect students from lead, are required under the Michigan Filter First law.
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Harris County plans $39 million revamp for Burnett Bayland Park
The project will focus on renovating the existing park and developing an additional 40 acres of unused land.
California investing $830 million to reinvigorate highways, bridges and roadside safety
The funding package includes a mix of large and small projects, all designed to improve access and mobility across the state.
South Carolina fast-tracks emergency funding for bridge replacements after tropical storms
The South Carolina Department of Transportation plans to accelerate the emergency replacement of bridges damaged by tropical storms Debby and Helene earlier this year.
Los Angeles County investing $380 million in reservoir restoration
The $240 million Rory M. Shaw Wetlands Park Project will convert a 46-acre landfill into a multi-purpose wetlands park.
Syracuse-area school district passes $242 million for facility upgrades
The project comes as the region prepares for significant population growth driven by Micron Technology's planned semiconductor manufacturing facility.
Alexandria investing $140 million to revitalize City Hall, public square
City Hall and the adjoining public square are cultural and historical landmarks, but they’re showing their age as the infrastructure deteriorates.
New Jersey grants $42 million for school districts to expand preschool facilities, programs
The grants will support projects in school districts across the state that are either building new preschool classrooms, expanding existing facilities or renovating older structures.
New York to utilize $100 million for repaving highways
With extreme weather putting unprecedented stress on roads, transportation officials are racing to modernize infrastructure before deteriorating conditions impact safety.
California water districts receive $97.4 million to upgrade infrastructure, recycle water
The city of Ventura will invest $60.4 million in the VenturaWaterPure program, providing critical treatment services for water discharged into a nearby river estuary.
