ALDOT announces $1.8 million US 84 resurfacing project through Cowarts
The project will resurface and restripe US 84 from Jester Street to Broad Street, with work scheduled to begin July 13, weather permitting.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Hawarden receives nearly $1 million for voluntary buyouts of flood-damaged properties
Hawarden has received a $997,885 FEMA award to help acquire properties damaged in the June 2024 flooding through a voluntary buyout and mitigation program.
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Oconomowoc advances fourth Olde Highlander phase with 93 additional homes
The Oconomowoc Common Council approved agreements for a fourth Olde Highlander phase, adding 93 homes within a planned 354-home development.
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Littleville made eligible for up to $9.32 million in water infrastructure financing
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management announced up to $9,322,870 in financial assistance for Littleville through Clean Water State Revolving Fund and American Rescue Plan Act financing.
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Elkhorn reviews 43-home subdivision proposed near Voss Road and West Market Street
A proposed 43-lot subdivision near Voss Road and West Market Street remains under review after stormwater concerns delayed approval.
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Kemmerer council approves rules for possible 1,600-worker temporary housing camp
The ordinance creates a regulatory framework for temporary workforce housing tied to construction of TerraPower’s Natrium project, but the camp is not reported as built or occupied.
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Fairfield council approves land exchange for proposed 156-unit housing development
The Fairfield City Council approved a land exchange May 12 tied to Kading Properties’ proposed housing development, estimated at more than $30 million and planned to include 156 rental units.
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Normandy Park sidewalk project clears environmental and permitting milestones
A proposed ADA-compliant sidewalk and crosswalk connection along Southwest Normandy Road has completed environmental documentation and received permits, but construction and full funding are not yet confirmed.
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West Long Branch Plans $1.647 Million in 2026 Capital Improvements
West Long Branch’s 2026-2031 capital program identifies $1.647 million in anticipated 2026 costs for paving, sidewalks, police vehicles, public-works equipment, buildings and other improvements.
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Centerville City Schools launches long-term facility planning effort
Centerville City Schools has launched Build Elk Strong, a planning process focused on school infrastructure, safety needs and future community input.
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North Hempstead’s 2026 capital plan includes project at New Hyde Park Road and Marcus Avenue
North Hempstead’s adopted 2026 capital plan lists a project at New Hyde Park Road and Marcus Avenue in New Hyde Park, but does not provide construction details.
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Ohio seeks approval for $2 million roadwork grant tied to Rossford OPmobility project
The Ohio Department of Development has requested approval to release $2 million in FY2026 roadwork grant funds for an OPmobility project in Rossford.
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MDOT lists $7 million reconstruction of M-91 north of Stanton
A state transportation program lists a 4.377-mile reconstruction of M-91 from Stanton Road to Kendaville Road in 2026, along with additional road work nearby.
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West Hempstead Fire District storage-building hearing held; decision not yet public
The Town of Hempstead Board of Appeals heard the West Hempstead Fire District’s application for a storage building and zoning variances at 295 Hempstead Turnpike.
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Henrico reconsiders Lakeside redevelopment plan after resident backlash
Henrico officials are rethinking parts of a proposed 20-year Lakeside growth plan after residents pushed back on its mixed-use, walkable redevelopment approach.
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Kalamazoo approves more than $19 million in water, sewer work
Kalamazoo commissioners approved contracts for treatment-plant electrical work, a Burdick Street water main, meters and wastewater rehabilitation.
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Redlands approves $49.7 million for new Police Safety Hall
Redlands City Council approved nearly $50 million in construction contracts for a new police headquarters as demolition began at the former Kmart site.
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NJ Transit Seeks Developers for Housing Near Bayonne Light-Rail Station
NJ Transit and the state Economic Development Authority are seeking partners for proposed mixed-income housing near Bayonne’s 34th Street station.
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Akron Reports Progress on 171 Capital Projects
Akron City Council received an update on 171 capital projects valued at more than $341 million, including road resurfacing and Home Avenue improvements.
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Vancouver Sewer Extension Enters Final Weeks of Construction
Vancouver’s Northeast 60th Street sewer extension is expected to continue through late August, bringing weekday traffic changes across six streets.
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Knoxville Council Backs Affordable Housing at Former St. Mary’s Site
The Knoxville City Council backed affordable housing at the former St. Mary’s site on July 21, aligning the project with the mayor’s housing goals.
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Boise Airport receives $74 million in federal infrastructure grants
Boise Airport announced a $74 million federal grant award for infrastructure projects, adding significant funding to its ongoing modernization program.