Leadership Appointments: May 8-14, 2025
People on the Move highlights the latest appointments and promotions across the U.S.
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NRCS lifts freeze on Mississippi flood mitigation funds
The Upper Bear Creek Watershed Project has received clearance to move forward with $26 million in federal funding for flood mitigation.
Oregon establishes comprehensive wildlife corridor program
The new law updates the existing wildlife corridor program to include specific infrastructure requirements.
Bridgeport allocates $19M for new police headquarters
The nearly 60-year-old building has long needed modern law enforcement improvements.
Texas projects dominate Smart 20 Awards at global conference
The Smart 20 Awards honor projects that demonstrate visionary planning and implementation of forward-thinking technologies.
Myrtle Beach’s 5-year plan includes $50M for public safety
The city is planning to spend more than $50 million on improving public safety facilities, including new police and fire stations.
Baltimore mayor’s $4.69B budget plan targets public safety, neighborhood development
Mayor Scott said the budget is focused on revenue generation, optimizing city costs and agency savings.
Albuquerque Council approves $180M infrastructure package for upcoming vote
The 10-year budget features 115 projects across various sectors, including public safety, libraries, streets and senior centers.
OCTA requests emergency permit to protect Southern California rail line
Without emergency action, the rail service will likely be disrupted due to natural disasters such as seismic activity or landslides.
Michigan city targets water systems in six-year improvement plan
The CIP prioritizes what department heads deem most essential, with a strong emphasis on infrastructure and public safety.
