WisDOT plans four-mile WIS 164 resurfacing through Sussex beginning late summer 2026
A four-mile WIS 164 project will resurface pavement, update ADA curb ramps and replace traffic signals while keeping one lane open in each direction.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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East Windsor Planning Board schedules redevelopment hearing and reviews three major site plans
East Windsor’s March 9 Planning Board agenda includes a redevelopment hearing and site-plan applications for properties on Route 33, U.S. Route 130 and Princeton-Hightstown Road.
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SR 162 paving continues in Oroville as Caltrans warns of traffic impacts
Paving continues on State Route 162 between the Feather River Bridge and Foothill Boulevard, with completion estimated for Oct. 20, 2026.
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North Myrtle Beach completes federally funded beach-renourishment work
The Army Corps completed North Myrtle Beach’s beach-renourishment segment in February 2026, restoring eroded shoreline as the broader Grand Strand project continues south.
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Hanover Planning Board rejects petition challenging three-way Etna subdivision
The Hanover Planning Board rejected a petition opposing a three-way subdivision in Etna, allowing a plan for two additional homes to move forward.
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Edwardsburg plans request for homeowner repair funds, with 15-day objection period to follow
The Village of Edwardsburg plans to seek MSHDA CDBG funds for homeowner rehabilitation tied to income eligibility, local codes and state standards.
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Leverett voters approve $100,000 access trail to conservation land
Annual Town Meeting approved a $100,000 Community Preservation Act appropriation for a 600-foot drivable trail from Woodard’s Corner to the Blueberry Patch conservation property.
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Brownfield authority approves plan for 86-home Manistee Township development
The Manistee County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority unanimously approved the Kemmer Road plan for Allen Edwin Homes’ proposed 86-home residential development.
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Port of Grapeview receives up to $25,000 for dock, parking and facility upgrades
Mason County approved up to $25,000 for Port of Grapeview maintenance and infrastructure work. The Port will contribute $10,000, creating a $35,000 project budget.
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Greenville-Pickens transportation plan enters public input phase ahead of long-range infrastructure decisions
Greenville County is inviting residents, including those in the Powdersville area, to help shape GPATS Horizon 2050, a 10-year update to the region’s 25-year transportation plan.
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Delta Main Street revitalization project remains in city record after approval delays
Delta’s federally funded Revitalizing Main Street Project is intended to improve downtown infrastructure, safety, accessibility and economic vitality, but the city says Colorado review delays pushed back its anticipated approval timeline.
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Townsend begins testing $14 million water-system project ahead of August 2026 startup
Testing is underway on Townsend’s delayed water-system project, including a new water tower expected to come online in August 2026.
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Hartford advances 48-unit affordable housing project in White River Junction
Hartford plans to request the release of federal housing funds for Pinecrest Apartments, a proposed 48-unit affordable development at 33 Green Heights Drive.
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Harrison opens bidding for paving on Isabella, Lakeview and Wilson streets
The City of Harrison is seeking contractor bids for a 2026 paving project on Isabella, Lakeview and Wilson streets. Bids are due July 30.
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Dare County to consider financing for new Nags Head EMS station
Dare County commissioners will consider a financing contract of up to $67 million for three projects, including an EMS station serving Nags Head and surrounding areas.
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Olney applies for up to $10 million in state water-infrastructure funding
The Olney City Council unanimously authorized City Administrator Andy Wolfe to seek up to $10 million through a Texas Water Development Board program established under House Bill 500.
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Bandera moves ahead on wastewater site talks, seeks up to $10 million for water upgrades
Bandera officials authorized negotiations for property tied to a future wastewater treatment facility while pursuing state funding for water-system improvements and emergency backup power.
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New London projects move into implementation after $11.41 million state support for housing and school upgrades
Connecticut’s State Bond Commission approved $11.41 million for New London projects, including housing conversions and renovations at the Interdistrict School for Arts and Communication.
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Trinidad data-center debate keeps grid safeguards and water concerns in focus
Henderson County commissioners backed future data-center development near Trinidad only if enforceable safeguards protect grid reliability and shield local ratepayers from added costs.
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Pennington Gap moves forward with access-road work for proposed hotel development
Pennington Gap held a VDOT-required public hearing on a proposed right-of-way access road for a hotel planned on town-owned property, as separate redevelopment and transportation projects continue in the area.
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Broken Arrow Voters Approve $415 Million Bond Package
Broken Arrow voters approved all seven propositions in a $415 million bond package while rejecting a separate sports-facility sales-tax proposal.
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Lakeland approves temporary data-center moratorium in 4-3 vote
Lakeland commissioners approved a temporary pause on data centers and large-load customers as the city reviews land-use and utility rules.