Allison Barnette Pennsylvania capital program directs $445M to local development Pennsylvania committed nearly $445 million to fund economic development, infrastructure and community projects across the state.
Mary Scott Nabers America faces a new infrastructure funding reality State and local governments face growing infrastructure needs as pandemic-era aid ends, funding narrows and project costs rise.
Candace Barnette School, health and infrastructure projects receive billions in Ohio’s new capital plan Ohio approved a capital plan supporting schools, health facilities, infrastructure projects and statewide improvements.
Miles Smith Illinois makes $56M in grant funding available for community development Illinois is offering $56 million in CDBG funding for infrastructure, housing and revitalization projects statewide.
Adam Rollins Pennsylvania makes $440M available for site development, traffic signal upgrades Pennsylvania is offering up to $440 million to support competitive site development and modernize traffic signal operations statewide.
Miles Smith New York funds $463M in projects to spur economic development New York awarded $463 million in funding to support housing, infrastructure and mixed-use economic development projects.
Mary Scott Nabers Billions in recently approved funding should not be missed Voters approved over $168B in bond funding for schools, safety and infrastructure. More projects expected in November elections.
Brady Pieper DOT unveils $5.4B grant opportunity for bridge projects nationwide The grant opportunities will provide support for state and local municipalities to improve the nation’s aging bridge infrastructure.
Brady Pieper Ohio proposes $2.5 billion bond measure for infrastructure upgrades The new bond language proposes an amendment to the state constitution that allows the issuance of bonds to fund government projects.
Brady Pieper Tennessee estimates $78 billion needed to upgrade public infrastructure The report is meant to anticipate and address the state’s infrastructure needs, guiding state lawmakers for the next five years.