States secure $1.86B boost for disaster-damaged infrastructure
FHWA announced $1.86 billion to repair disaster-damaged infrastructure, including floods and Hurricane Helene recovery.
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Infrastructure report analysis: Winning strategies and untapped opportunities
These state-level findings highlight how implementation strategies and funding priorities can lead to different outcomes.
Florida proposes $14.8B transportation infrastructure investment
If passed, the package would represent one of the largest transportation infrastructure investments in Florida's history.
Charlotte dedicates $400 million for housing, neighborhood, transportation improvements
These initiatives will work toward repairing and improving roadways, supporting affordable housing options and developing dedicated mobility options.
Massachusetts unveils $8 billion strategy to fund next decade of transportation projects
The financing plan, which will be filed as legislation in the coming weeks, is meant to stabilize and enhance transportation around the state.
Denver RTD approves FY 2025 budget for light rail, transit projects
The largest expenditure listed in the budget will go toward the Downtown Light Rail Reconstruction Project, totaling $152 million for FY 2025.
Nation’s aging bridges receive $635 million to support revitalization
The funding targets small and medium-sized bridge projects in both rural and urban communities.
Federal Highway Administration allocating $802 million to states for disaster repairs
The program includes funding for continued repairs from damaged caused by hurricanes, flooding, mudslides and severe atmospheric rivers.
Over 220,000 US bridges need urgent repairs, report finds
Estimates put the cost at over $400 billion to repair, replace and renovate all the bridges and structures in need of rehabilitation.
Poughkeepsie, New York approves $170 million capital improvement plan
The plan's main goal is to address city engineering initiatives such as bridges, public buildings, parks, and land acquisition.
