Navarre Beach Bridge repair plans begin with toll study
Over the decades, it has endured several major hurricanes—all of which have contributed to the deterioration of the structure.
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Budget reconciliation reshapes transportation funding future
As priorities shift, reevaluating the FY25 transportation budget is more important than ever.
Denver Council approves first step toward airport corridor expansion
As the corridor is one of only a few routes providing transportation to the airport, officials indicate Peña Boulevard is in dire need of revitalization.
$221M federal grant awarded to replace failed Rhode Island bridge
The bridge has been closed since December 2023 after a critical failure was discovered during reconstruction.
Hundreds of cities have community-based projects about to launch… No slowdown in sight!
These types of initiatives will continue to provide an abundance of collaborative opportunities in 2025.
Virginia Beach seeks “more creativity” in revised Atlantic Avenue improvement project
The city council is expected to adopt the final budget and capital improvement program on May 13, which will include the improvement project.
DOI, Alaska partner to reopen natural resource opportunities in oil reserves, wildlife refuges
The Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and Alaska are collaborating to tap into the state’s natural resource potential. The initiative is part of the federal government’s efforts to promote domestic energy development and growth. To leverage Alaska’s wealth
State trust fund allocates millions for Mississippi’s outdoor economy
MOSTF was established to encourage investment in projects like improving parks, trails, and habitats, restoring public access to natural resources, and acquiring critical areas for conservation and outdoor recreation.
New Mexico, Mississippi top list for worst road conditions in U.S., report finds
Municipalities across the country are adopting several strategies to mitigate road hazards and traffic congestion.
Georgia county maps $278M water infrastructure plan through 2050
By 2050, Fulton County projects peak demand could grow by 34% to around 63 million gallons a day.
