Quantm Group to Refile Allentown Data Center Proposal After Opposition
Quantm Group plans to refile a proposed data center at 2401 W. Emaus Avenue after Allentown residents raised concerns about the project.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Clovis Plans Police Dispatch Center Near Loma Vista Fire Station
Clovis is planning a 4,113-square-foot police dispatch center beside Fire Station 6, with room for 15 employees as Loma Vista is planned to grow.
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Santa Clara proposal calls for 584 homes at Network Circle site
A Valley Oak Partners proposal would bring 584 homes to Network Circle, including 120 affordable apartments, 416 townhomes and 48 single-family homes.
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Jackson Delays Decision on Downtown Parking-Meter Contract
Jackson officials will not cancel the downtown parking-meter contract yet while the city attorney reviews the financial and legal consequences.
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Thornton Cleanup Target Set for Former Shopping Center
Thornton expects active cleanup at the former shopping center to finish in July 2026 while it prepares a two-phase process to seek a developer.
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Macon-Bibb backs 2027 housing initiative application
Macon-Bibb commissioners approved an application for Georgia’s 2027 housing cohort as Pleasant Hill Landing construction continues and public input stays open.
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Killeen Police Evidence Building Moves Toward Summer Construction
Killeen’s police evidence-storage project has completed schematic design and entered construction-document work, with a $4.77 million project budget.
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Garden Grove Police Facility Set for Fall 2026 Completion
Garden Grove’s Civic Center project is scheduled to complete its new police facility and parking structure in fall 2026, with park work planned for 2027.
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Goodyear Updates Development Rules as Growth Plans Move Ahead
Goodyear adopted 2024 International Technical Codes as city leaders continue planning infrastructure, mobility improvements and growth around GSQ.
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College Station approves $4.26M utility contract for Highway 6 work
College Station approved a $4.26 million contract for the second phase of utility relocations required for TxDOT’s Highway 6 widening project.
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Abilene Data-Center Growth Tests Housing, Streets and Police Capacity
Abilene’s Stargate data-center expansion is driving economic growth while adding pressure to housing, police staffing and major street-repair needs.
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Coral Springs schedules Aug. 19 vote on downtown rezoning
Coral Springs is advancing a proposal to expand its Downtown Mixed-Use district, with a second reading and public meeting scheduled for Aug. 19.
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Sunnyvale Approves $8.36 Million Citywide Microtransit Service
Sunnyvale approved an $8.36 million microtransit service order and a $5.1 million budget change, with launch timing and final service details still pending.
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Hayward Tightens Rules for Future Data-Center Projects
Hayward now requires major permits, environmental review and public hearings for new data centers as two large projects remain under construction.
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Corona Budget Lists $402 Million in FY 2026 Capital Projects
Corona’s FY 2026 capital program lists major storm-drain, pavement, transportation and energy projects alongside citywide operating and revenue totals.
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Palmdale Begins Palmdale Boulevard Road Rehabilitation Project
Construction has begun on Palmdale Boulevard, with intermittent lane closures also scheduled on 65th Street West from July 27 through Aug. 2.
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UN-Habitat Warns Cities Will Need 167 Million More Homes by 2040
UN-Habitat’s World Cities Report 2026 says cities face a projected need for 167 million additional homes by 2040 as affordability, climate exposure and access to jobs put pressure on urban housing systems.
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IATA, European Airports Warn Schengen Border System Could Bring Four-Hour Summer Waits
Airline and airport groups say current waits of up to two hours could worsen during the 2026 summer travel season as the EU expands its Entry/Exit System.
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DOE Opens 60-Day Comment Period on Draft National Transmission Study
The Energy Department’s draft 2026 study examines how the U.S. grid can accommodate AI data centers, manufacturing, new generation and electrification.
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FTC Proposes $2.25 Million RentGrow Settlement Over Tenant-Screening Reports
The FTC says RentGrow’s tenant-screening reports included duplicate criminal and eviction records and that the company mishandled consumer disputes. The proposed settlement remains subject to federal court approval.
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Monroe seeks bids to expand Jacks Creek wastewater plant to 6.8 million gallons per day
The City of Monroe is requesting sealed bids for an expansion of the Jacks Creek Water Pollution Control Plant, with bidder-status notices expected by Aug. 21, 2026.
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Knightstown-area data center advances after Henry County zoning vote
Henry County commissioners voted 2-1 on Jan. 28 to approve planned-unit-development zoning for a proposed data center near I-70 and State Road 109 outside Knightstown.