Mabank ISD approves up to $600,000 Southside Elementary parking and paving project
Mabank ISD approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Mabank for parking, paving and driveway work at Southside Elementary, with costs capped at $600,000.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Brownsburg development activity surged in first half of 2026, report shows
A June 25 presentation to the Brownsburg Town Council described substantial year-over-year increases in residential construction, commercial projects and planning cases.
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Chelsea council approves two U.S. 280 rezonings for residential and business development
The Chelsea City Council approved two rezoning requests along U.S. 280 on July 7, 2026, allowing residential and business proposals to move into later planning and permitting reviews.
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Right-of-way work advances for Papillion’s 192nd Street interchange feeder roads
Sarpy County has scheduled right-of-way discussions and activities from June through August 2026 for feeder roads serving Papillion’s 192nd Street interchange.
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Ossining’s $21 Million Transportation Hub Enters 2026 Downtown Buildout
New York State announced the February 19 groundbreaking of Ossining’s $21 million mixed-use, multimodal transportation hub, while village materials identify additional downtown and waterfront-related work in 2026.
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Citronelle Water System Gets $12 Million for Meters, Well and Water Main
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management made $12 million available for South Alabama Utilities’ Citronelle drinking-water modernization project.
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MDOT lists Caro-area M-24 and M-81 work among 2026 transportation projects
A Michigan transportation agenda lists planned work on M-24 and M-81 corridor segments associated with Caro, with one project component carrying an Aug. 15, 2026 completion date.
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Fox Point’s 2026 sewer-lining work continues through summer
Fox Point is rehabilitating approximately 5,500 linear feet of sanitary sewer main, with residents likely to see short-term traffic controls and receive advance door notices near active work areas.
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Aliso Viejo adopts state-law update to accessory-dwelling-unit rules
Aliso Viejo adopted a citywide ordinance amendment updating rules for accessory dwelling units and junior accessory dwelling units to comply with recent California law changes.
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LA 16 bridge repair closure was scheduled through Aug. 5 near Denham Springs
Louisiana DOTD scheduled a full closure of the LA 16 bridge south of I-12 in Denham Springs for repairs, with a detour through Aug. 5, weather permitting. Reopening has not been officially confirmed.
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Vandergrift drainage and sidewalk project scheduled for Columbia Avenue, Fourth Street
Vandergrift Borough announced a July 6 improvement project involving the Columbia Avenue parking-lot and sidewalk area and a drainage pipe on Fourth Street.
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Armada Township adopts zoning changes affecting development standards
Armada Township approved Ordinance No. 114-48, changing zoning standards for building appearance, landscaping, lighting, open space, parking and other development-related matters.
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Groveton council to discuss financing for digital water meters
Groveton City Council’s June 22 agenda includes possible financing for digital water meters, but no approval, cost or installation schedule has been confirmed.
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Rainsville posts current subdivision-development submission process
Rainsville’s June 2 notice directs subdivision applicants to submit a property’s legal description to City Hall, but names no specific project.
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Borden’s 2026 budget includes $39,550 for local roads
Indiana certified Borden Civil Town’s 2026 budget, including $39,550 for Local Road & Street and $63,750 for Motor Vehicle Highway.
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$11.3 million US 24 resurfacing project remains active near Calhan through September
A 10-mile CDOT project between east of Peyton and Calhan is continuing with nighttime work, reduced speeds, lane improvements and possible delays of up to 15 minutes.
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Evanston asphalt-pavement project carries Aug. 21 completion deadline
Evanston’s public-works asphalt-pavement project must be completed by Aug. 21, 2026, under contract terms that include conditional liquidated damages for qualifying delays.
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UN General Assembly Completes New Urban Agenda Review at New York Meeting
The United Nations reviewed progress on its New Urban Agenda and set priorities for continued implementation through 2036.
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Brookville redevelopment review continues as Reservoir Hill sewer extension advances
Brookville’s redevelopment board remains focused on the sewer extension to Reservoir Hill as additional issues emerge during installation. County planning officials list public meetings for Aug. 12 and Aug. 19, 2026.
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Cliff Drive Bridge closes for Branson water-line replacement project
The City of Branson closed the Cliff Drive Bridge on July 6 as work continued on the Hiawatha Heights Water Line Replacement Project.
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Rock Valley receives more than $25 million for flood recovery and buyouts
FEMA awarded Rock Valley $22 million to buy out 104 homes damaged in the 2024 flood, plus $3.5 million for cleanup and repairs.
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Grove City approves sidewalk assessments, authorizes Borror Road bridge transfer
Grove City Council approved sidewalk special assessments and authorized the transfer of the Borror Road bridge from Franklin County. A grant change is set for Aug. 3.