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Grants to help create nationwide electric vehicle charging network

Transportation Department awards $623 million to 47 projects in 22 states and Puerto Rico that will build in 7,500 EV charging ports nationwide

Gracie Warhurst

City of Savannah will receive $30 million for flood reduction project

Grant comes from the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program, which supports hazard mitigation projects that seek to reduce risks from natural disasters

Paul Stinson

New York town approves $15.2 million in school improvements

Project will renovate facilities for two schools to preserve aging building infrastructure, improve health and safety and integrate innovative learning technology.

Paul Stinson

EPA provides $22 million to restore St. Louis River in Great Lakes region

Money will help remediate the 116-year-old Thomson Reservoir, a $36 million cleanup effort to protect public health from contaminants left behind by decades of industrial pollution

Paul Stinson

Tribal water and dam safety projects get $27 million federal boost

Funds, available through the Bureau of Indian Affairs are part of an ongoing effort to help tribes make critical infrastructure improvements nationwide

Paul Stinson

Grant to help Chicago improve safety on high-crash corridor

Funds will help city revitalize the southwest corridor and repurpose public spaces along connecting roads. Construction is slated for 2026

Adam Rollins

Colorado to spend $49.7 million for evacuation routes

Money comes from the Rural Surface Transportation Grant Program, a $645 million USDOT initiative that prioritizes quality-of-life improvements in rural areas by supporting road, bridge and other infrastructure projects

Paul Stinson

Pennsylvania to spend $142 million on congested Pittsburgh roadway

PennDOT will spend an estimated $213.2 million over the next three to five years on the Eastern Pittsburgh Multimodal Corridor Project

Gracie Warhurst

$51 million available for aquatic ecosystems across the western U.S.

Projects are expected to benefit health of fisheries, wildlife and aquatic habitats, improving both fish passage and water quality

Paul Stinson

$20 million improvements planned for Houston-area forensics lab

$12.1 million federal grant to renovate and expand the facility that provides medical examiner and crime laboratory services

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