Howard County plans pedestrian-safety construction on Cradlerock Way in Columbia
Six raised intersections and a pedestrian refuge island are planned for Cradlerock Way, with work scheduled to begin around July 27, 2026.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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North Carolina opens comment period on Dobson wastewater permit
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality has proposed issuing wastewater permit NC0021326 for the Town of Dobson Wastewater Treatment Plant. Public comments are due Aug. 21, 2026.
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Oilton receives $75,000 state-backed grant for water and wastewater engineering
Oilton has been awarded $75,000 through Oklahoma’s SFY 2026 REAP program for engineering and design work involving wells, a water treatment plant and a wastewater treatment plant.
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Mapleton trail connection moves toward construction after $13 million state grant
Mapleton and Spanish Fork are advancing a River Trail Bridge Connection that would add vehicle and trail bridges, link regional trail systems and carry trail users beneath Highway 6.
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Kearney advances $13.5 million Fire Station 3 project in northeast city
Kearney approved a $1,080,987 early construction package for Fire Station No. 3 and scheduled a groundbreaking for April 6 near East 48th Street and N Avenue.
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Union advances 22-acre rezoning for proposed Old Union Road housing development
Union’s City Commission scheduled a second reading for a rezoning request covering about 22.185 acres at 9944 Old Union Road. The proposal is separate from a larger 377-unit project that has drawn traffic and school-capacity concerns.
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Harlem moves ahead with North Harlem Park construction and City Park safety improvements
City Park renovations were nearing completion in January, while North Harlem Park was expected to begin a six-month construction project.
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Bokeelia remains tied to Lee County’s hurricane-recovery and resilience work
Lee County planning identifies Bokeelia for emergency communications and recovery infrastructure, while local public agencies and civic groups continue related work.
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Littleton council to weigh Elati Street safety plan affecting three schools
City staff will present a selected alternative and implementation options for the 2.5-mile Elati Street corridor to Littleton City Council on Aug. 25, 2026.
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Mechanicville water-system problems continue after pipe break and 30% rate increase
A six-inch water-main break at Park and Central avenues led to a three-day boil-water advisory, the second pipe fracture reported in Mechanicville this year.
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UDOT moves Midway’s SR-113 project into paving and traffic-signal work
Paving is scheduled for Aug. 3-7 on the SR-113 project at Main Street and 400 East, with signal installation and above-ground utility work continuing through late August.
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Monticello weighs up to $1 million grant for residential water and sewer repairs
The Monticello City Council is considering a Community Development Block Grant application that could bring up to $1 million for water and sewer work in eligible residential areas.
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Los Angeles County advances Valley Boulevard project with $1.11 million City of Industry share
Los Angeles County supervisors authorized a funding agreement with the City of Industry for the Avocado Heights–San Jose Hills–Valley Boulevard project, moving the work toward construction bidding.
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Studio City Riverwalk proposal remains under neighborhood review as affordable housing construction begins nearby
A proposed 814-unit mixed-use Riverwalk development remains an active Studio City neighborhood issue, while an 86-unit fully affordable project has begun construction nearby.
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Tarpon Springs explains new Florida permit exemptions effective July 1
House Bill 803 creates limited permit exemptions for certain single-family residential work and temporary flood barriers, but Building Official approval is still required before work begins.
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Hingham targets Oct. 28 Special Town Meeting as school-building deadline nears
Hingham is preparing for an Oct. 28, 2026, Special Town Meeting while its School Building Committee works toward an Aug. 27 deadline for schematic designs tied to potential state school-infrastructure assistance.
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La Puente weighs next steps for Central Avenue plaza after transportation-grant funding setback
The La Puente City Council discussed the proposed Central Avenue plaza and the challenges surrounding its ATP Cycle 6 planning-grant process.
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Greeley tap water develops musty, metallic taste after algae bloom
Greeley officials said tap water remained treated and available for normal use after an algae bloom affected regional source water and altered its taste and odor.
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Waterbury Branch trains scheduled to be replaced by buses through May 2027
CTDOT plans to replace every Waterbury Branch train with substitute buses from July 20, 2026, through May 31, 2027, during planned branch-line work.
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Evansville panel approves $47M mixed-use tower proposal
A 7-2 vote advances a proposed Sycamore Street project with 180 apartments and 14,000 square feet of commercial space, while tax-abatement action remains.
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Las Cruces-area Project Jupiter meeting set for Aug. 11
A public meeting on the proposed Project Jupiter data-center development is scheduled for Aug. 11 as air-permit and power-generation questions remain under review.
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Richardson Puts Arapaho Center Station Redevelopment on Hold
Richardson has paused redevelopment efforts at Arapaho Center Station, citing market conditions, economic uncertainty and possible changes to state funding tools.