Large local projects to consolidate law enforcement, public safety and judicial operations can be found in planning documents throughout the U.S.
Public officials will launch numerous large correctional facility construction projects in 2025 and 2026
Adam Rollins Texas awards $41.2 million for water and wastewater projects Projects include improving water treatment plants, building treatment systems and relocating water lines
Paul Stinson $218.1 million package would expand Texas school district’s facilities Projects will accommodate student growth and expand recreational opportunities
Paul Stinson Celina officials approve $22.5 million to create downtown park Master plan calls for a basketball pavilion, pickleball courts and an outdoor fitness center
Government Market News Staff New York water projects receive $78 million boost Funds will support projects in New York City, the Finger Lakes, the Albany region and western and northern parts of the state
Paul Stinson Arizona’s third-largest city gets $11.9 million federal boost for EV charging stations Federal jolt is part of a broader $623 million nationwide push to furnish 500,000 chargers to the public by 2030
Paul Stinson Grants totaling $29.2 million to help Kentucky cities improve pedestrian safety Lexington and Louisville are two of 385 communities receiving grants from USDOT’s five-year Safe Streets and Roads for All program
Adam Rollins $46 million in grants to fund statewide Tennessee multimodal projects Funding comes through a combination of state and federal grants
Adam Rollins $20 million school bond package up for May vote in West Virginia county Package includes construction, renovation and improvement projects that will revamp the school district’s educational and athletic facilities
Paul Stinson New York town approves $57.4 million in school improvements CIP will update all three of the school district’s buildings, add a state-of-the-art athletic stadium and renovate the bus garage
Paul Stinson EPA directs $104 million in Clean School Bus awards to replace vehicles in Texas and neighboring states The state of Texas will use $26.2 million to purchase 75 school buses with zero-or low-emission models for seven school districts