Michigan city targets water systems in six-year improvement plan
The CIP prioritizes what department heads deem most essential, with a strong emphasis on infrastructure and public safety.
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San Antonio to allocate $38 million to infrastructure, drainage, mobility projects
The city of San Antonio will invest $38.3 million into a series of roadway, drainage and railroad improvement projects.
Anoka’s $55M dam plan would create Minnesota’s first river surfing venue
The town could be the first to offer surfing at a human-made, dam-controlled whitewater park, according to the Department of Natural Resources.
GLO releases $58M to improve Texas street, water and drainage infrastructure
The awards will enable five counties and four cities to advance essential street improvement, water infrastructure, drainage and flood mitigation projects.
Michigan city approves $32.6M capital improvement plan focused on public safety
The six-year plan outlines a total investment of $32.6 million, reflecting a 13% increase from the prior plan.
Texas town hires firm to design $94M wastewater treatment plant
The project will feature an on-site treatment facility in conjunction with off-site infrastructure designed to convey raw wastewater, effluent and reuse water.
Texas Water Development Board distributes $76M to improve water systems, replace lead service lines
The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) will allocate $75.9 million to support upcoming water system improvement and lead service line replacement projects.
New York commits $340M to clean water projects
The largest investment from this round of EFC funding, $250 million, will support three drinking water projects in New York City.
Virginia City Council weighs $75.5M investment in water systems, public facilities
Elected officials in Staunton, Virginia, are considering a $75.5 million five-year roadmap for future capital improvements to buildings, facilities, equipment and infrastructure.
Santa Barbara proposes $2B five-year Capital Improvement Plan
Funding for more than half of the total projected $2 billion has already been identified.
