Veronica Piscitelli Baltimore approves $6.9B Downtown RISE plan to revitalize city center Baltimore approved a $6.9 billion plan to guide redevelopment, focusing on housing, transit, arts and economic revitalization.
Miles Smith Howard County invests in education, transportation and public works in $365M capital budget The Maryland county's budget includes a $365 million capital investment for schools, public safety, facilities and transportation.
Adam Rollins Texas school districts to spend $114M on construction, renovations The districts are investing to improve their campuses, including plans to build facilities, convert school buildings and renovate failing systems.
Keaton Peters MIA’s $9B upgrade set to transform airport experience through 2031 Last month, Fitch Ratings assigned an 'A+' rating with a stable outlook to the airport's bond issuance for capital improvements.
Brady Pieper New York City plans pedestrian safety upgrades, infrastructure improvements at aging 42nd Street intersection NYDOT will commit approximately $41.7 million to the project, while the state Department of Environmental Protection will invest about $15.2 million to the venture.
Mary Scott Nabers Major investments in parks and recreation driving new contracting prospects From zoo expansions to shoreline protection, these projects represent significant economic activity and will create demand for specialized expertise.
Adam Rollins Wisconsin school district earmarks $79 million to renovate, modernize outdated school facilities The projects will focus on four campuses with infrastructure and amenities that have outlived their life expectancy.
Keaton Peters Vanderbilt University planning four new residential colleges The university's residential college program began in 2008 with The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons for first-year students.
Strategic Partnerships Port of Philadelphia receiving $80 million for zero-emission equipment and infrastructure upgrades The funding will be used to sustainable port equipment as well as conduct climate and air quality planning.
Miles Smith EPA announces $3.6 billion for clean drinking water programs This funding is on top of $2.6 billion that was announced earlier this year, bringing the combined investment in water projects to $6.2 billion.