infrastructure funding Archives

Outdated U.S. prisons drive surge in new projects

Federal regulations and the high cost of holding offenders in jail facilities with no other available space are driving a significant surge of new construction.

Adam Rollins

Virginia town proposes $368 million six-year Capital Improvement Program

There are 12 new projects added to the CIP, bringing the total to 79 projects planned for implementation over the next six years.

Miles Smith

Bossier City’s $130M roadmap targets parks, water systems

The plan was assembled by compiling master plan documents from engineering, parks and recreation, public works, and water and sewer.

Brady Pieper

After state study snub, Ohio county pursues private partnership for highway expansion project

The county is looking down a different avenue to fund the project, following the release of a transportation study that did not prioritize the initiative.

Adam Rollins

GLO releases $98M to improve water systems, drainage, infrastructure

The funds will empower four counties and 13 cities and ports to advance critical water systems, drainage and infrastructure projects.

Brady Pieper

DeKalb County proposes $4.27B plan to upgrade water and sewer infrastructure

The new investment focuses on repairing an aging treatment plant, which has not seen major improvements in over 15 years.

Brady Pieper

Feds review billions in funding for California High-Speed Rail amid cost overruns

The department has notified the California High-Speed Rail Authority that it may not be in compliance with standards for two federal grants.

Mary Scott Nabers

Billions in grant funding are available… what is slowing the application process?

For now the programs are functioning normally and many still have billions in available funding for worthwhile projects.

Miles Smith

Wisconsin awards $100 million for rural road improvement projects statewide

Projects receiving funding are focused on roads and culverts that are critical to moving agricultural and forestry products.

Mary Scott Nabers

Public officials rush to launch projects that connect communities, boost the economy and stabilize aging infrastructure

Many public officials throughout the U.S. are actively initiating or preparing to launch these types of projects soon.

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