Mallory Greenham: Revitalizing Rust Belt communities with decisive leadership
Mallory Greenham serves as chief of staff for the City of Hamilton.
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Arkansas voters pass $385M bond for sewer upgrades
The repairs are intended to reduce sanitary sewer overflows into bodies of water that include the Arkansas River.
New data reveals growing crisis as American cities sink
Major cities across the nation are sinking, affecting more than 34 million people and putting thousands of buildings at risk.
USDOT announces grants for regional infrastructure upgrades
Awards may be used to fund technical resources, planning and project development through innovative financing and delivery methods.
Education infrastructure projects surge across nation
Almost every type of project will include technology implementations, and most are being designed with top-of-the-line safety components.
USDOT ties funding to compliance with new federal priorities
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized that continued funding is contingent upon strict compliance with federal laws and regulations.
Oregon must act quickly to replace 1,000 aging bridges before 2050, report finds
The agency says there is a need to replace approximately 100 bridges per year—35 times the current pace.
Population growth, weather events and public safety needs are creating great demand for public safety construction
While there are few guarantees in life about anything, the one area I am comfortable pronouncing safe is government contracting.
Can we stay focused on America’s most critical needs and the public-private collaborations that are required?
Our leaders at every jurisdictional level of government are seeking new and innovative ways to solve these problems.
Hundreds of New York mayors push for consistent state funding amid fiscal challenges
Nearly 400 mayors and local officials urged state leaders to commit to consistent annual increases in funding.
