Minnesota appropriates $2 million for Slayton’s 34th Street reconstruction
Slayton’s 34th Street Reconstruction project is included in Minnesota’s enacted 2026 capital-investment program with $2 million in general-obligation funding.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Narragansett moves toward year-round rental incentive program
Narragansett is proposing to seek an administrator for a homeowner rental incentive program intended to expand year-round housing for residents and workers.
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Johnsonburg Municipal Authority seeks bids for Community Center sewer rehabilitation
A Johnsonburg Municipal Authority solicitation calls for replacing 107 feet of sewer pipe, adding a new manhole and restoring surfaces near the Community Center.
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Bergen County Zoo in Paramus enters facility master-planning phase
Bergen County has awarded Relevant Strategies & Solutions a contract to develop a Facility Concept Plan Storybook for the Bergen County Zoo, with completion expected by the end of July 2026.
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FM 1395 resurfacing work scheduled near Canton as $3.1 million rehabilitation nears completion
TxDOT scheduled asphalt surface work and lane closures on FM 1395 near Canton during the week of July 20, 2026, as a $3.1 million roadway rehabilitation project moves toward its anticipated summer completion.
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Geneva approves Chianti’s expansion and Clarence Solar project
The Geneva City Council approved Chianti’s text amendment and special use for a sit-down component, along with the Clarence Solar special-use project, on July 20.
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Southgate Tower Park and pedestrian bridge targeted for October 2026 completion
Wayne County’s 2025 performance report identifies a City of Southgate park and pedestrian bridge project intended to serve residents near Southgate Tower, Foundation Park Apartments and surrounding neighborhoods.
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Schertz proposes up to $9.85 million in certificates of obligation for streets, drainage and city facilities
Schertz City Council is scheduled to consider up to $9.85 million in certificates of obligation for street, drainage, public-safety and city-facility improvements.
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Bad Axe advances public-safety building and South Hanselman Street improvements with new funding
Bad Axe is moving forward on a proposed public-safety building backed by $850,000 in federal funding, while MDOT approved $162,500 for South Hanselman Street.
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Carrizo Springs coordinates water distribution as flood threat continues
Carrizo Springs officials coordinated with Dimmit County during a citywide July water-service interruption while river flooding threatened the region.
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Jefferson County plans multiple Conifer-area park improvements beginning in 2026
Beaver Ranch Park and Reynolds Park are slated for entrance, parking, trail, restroom and wildfire-fuel-reduction work beginning in spring or fall 2026.
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Shasta County budgets $250,000 for Palo Cedro water-generator project
Shasta County’s adopted 2026-27 budget lists a $250,000 water-generator project for County Service Area No. 8 in Palo Cedro.
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Route 151 resurfacing in Haddam enters August work phase with weekday lane closures
CTDOT is scheduled to resurface 5.96 miles of Route 151 from the East Haddam-Haddam line toward East Hampton during weekday work hours.
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Wyandotte’s 2026 resurfacing program brings road, curb and ADA ramp work to city streets
Wyandotte’s 2026 resurfacing program covers sections of Elm, Van Alstyne, Cedar and 12th streets, with driveway restrictions possible for up to 14 days.
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Illinois 32 resurfacing through Sullivan remains on Moultrie County highway program
IDOT’s FY 2025-2030 program lists pavement rehabilitation and ADA improvements on two Illinois 32 segments near Sullivan.
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Erlanger’s Linwood Avenue reconstruction enters bid phase as city advances broader street work
Erlanger is seeking bids for the Linwood Avenue Street Reconstruction and Sidewalk Project, with proposals due July 16.
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Tangipahoa seeks disaster-mitigation funds for Amite drainage and street improvements
Tangipahoa Parish plans to seek Louisiana disaster-mitigation funds for work on Peggy Lee Drive and Velma Drive in Amite. A 15-day objection period is expected to follow the submission.
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Kitsap County planning documents put Silverdale at center of future growth and transportation work
Kitsap County planning documents estimate capacity for 11,693 additional housing units and 16,609 residents in the analyzed planning area while programming a Silverdale traffic-signal upgrade.
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Briarcliff Manor environmental review advances 110-townhome Renaissance project
A New York environmental-review notice outlines a proposed 115-home development at 235 Elm Road, along with a separate 75-home Fieldwood proposal.
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Huntington approves $130 million Melville Crossing redevelopment
The Huntington Town Board approved a 400-unit mixed-use redevelopment at 75 Maxess Road in Melville, replacing a 170,000-square-foot office-industrial building with housing, retail and amenities.
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St. Robert warns of eastbound I-44 lane closure beginning July 19
The City of St. Robert posted a July 16 notice about an eastbound I-44 lane closure scheduled to begin July 19, 2026, as MoDOT’s widening project continues.
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Mission updates Johnson Drive reconstruction and traffic-signal work
Mission reported that reconstruction of Johnson Drive between Lamar Avenue and Metcalf Avenue was underway in July, while a separate grant-funded signal project continued along the corridor.