Water, water everywhere…and upgrades are rampant
Projects to expand and improve water systems will result in high demand for contractors throughout America for at least another two years.
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Washington state announces $175 million in grants and loans for local infrastructure
These grants and loans will aid public water, sewer and stormwater systems, as well as roads, streets and bridges.
Chesapeake Bay conservation efforts receiving $23.8 million boost from the EPA
The Chesapeake Bay Small Watershed Grants Program has been quietly working to restore the bay's ecosystem for over two decades.
Water infrastructure needs $1.2 trillion investment over next two decades, studies find
Top priorities identified for investment include replacing outdated wastewater treatment facilities, upgrading drinking water distribution networks, and removing lead service lines.
Federal sustainable construction projects will soon launch in many states
Billions in funding are currently available for sustainable projects, and more could be allocated soon because Congress is focused on maintaining public assets.
Virginia county adopts $5.2 billion infrastructure plan
Plan focuses on infrastructure, environmental resilience, parks, transportation, stormwater management and utility initiatives
Kentucky receives $44 million to increase street safety, mobility
Award will advance county and municipal efforts to rebuild downtown areas, develop complete streets and reconnect community hubs
Missouri cities awarded $32.2 million for trails, road improvements
Grants awarded through federal Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) program
Sustainability projects are launching at local levels of government throughout America
Government leaders everywhere are launching initiatives that preserve systems, structures, safety and the planet
Cities across U.S. installing permeable pavement for flood mitigation
As flooding becomes more of a problem, many cities are turning to permeable pavement, which contains small pores on its surface that enable water to pass through, reducing runoff
