Broomfield Schedules July 27 Start for New Police Building
Broomfield scheduled construction of its new police building to begin July 27, 2026, with work expected to last about 20 months and raise parking demand.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Bethlehem Approves Musikfest 2026 Parking and Event Operations
Bethlehem approved Musikfest 2026 parking and police arrangements as the festival period begins, with the city budget also covering event-related public-works needs.
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Longview Publishes 2026 Strategic Housing Study and Plan
Longview published a 2026 housing study and policy plan on July 16, giving officials a current framework for future decisions on supply and affordability.
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New Orleans Raises City Towing and Booting Fees July 27
New Orleans put higher city rates for non-consensual towing, booting and storage into effect July 27. The booting fee rose from $121 to $172.
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Fort Worth council members push for temporary data-center moratorium
Five Fort Worth council members plan to propose a temporary data-center halt after a July zoning meeting. The proposal is not yet a citywide ban.
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Milwaukee Opens Northern Half of Harbor District Riverwalk
Milwaukee opened the northern half of the Harbor District Riverwalk on July 15, adding public waterfront access while work on the rest continues.
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Indianapolis Council Weighs Eliminating Parking Minimums Citywide
Proposal 237-2026 would direct Indianapolis development officials to eliminate minimum parking requirements across the consolidated city and Marion County.
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Detroit details four-day response after July storms cut power to 78,000 customers
Detroit’s July storm response included traffic-signal repairs, tree removal, wellness checks and recovery aid after outages affected about 78,000 customers.
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Seattle Council Puts 10-Year Transit Measure on November Ballot
Seattle voters will decide in November 2026 whether to approve a proposed 10-year transit funding measure before the current package expires in April 2027.
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Wyoming sets Aug. 18 meetings for development and housing matters
Wyoming’s Planning Commission and Housing Commission are scheduled to meet Aug. 18, with development review and a draft public-housing plan on the agenda calendar.
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VTA Sets Aug. 21 Deadline for Milpitas Transit Center Proposals
Developers have until Aug. 21 to submit plans for a 1.7-acre VTA parcel beside Milpitas BART and light rail, with future housing and commerce at stake.
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Alhambra zoning changes set for August 24 council vote
Alhambra’s City Council advanced zoning and General Plan changes that could reshape development rules, with final adoption scheduled for August 24.
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Apex Council to Hear Annexation and Rezoning Cases Aug. 11
Apex Town Council will hear two annexation cases, related rezonings and a Veridea plan amendment Aug. 11 as the town reviews future growth.
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SDDOT lowers I-90 speed limit west of Rapid City for Sturgis Rally
A temporary 65-mph limit, traffic signals and a U.S. 385 construction pause will affect travel through Rapid City during the 2026 Sturgis Rally.
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Largo’s $85 Million Horizon West Bay Enters Its First Operating Season
Largo’s Horizon West Bay opened May 19 with a new City Hall, restaurant and retail space, and more public uses continuing to come online.
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Pharr breaks ground on 83,567-square-foot civic facility
Pharr has begun construction on a multi-use facility at U.S. 281 and Ferguson Avenue that will support city services, emergency planning and community programs.
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Lynchburg Finishes Drilling Phase of Blackwater CSO Tunnel
Lynchburg says crews have completed drilling for the Blackwater CSO tunnel, a major wastewater project linking downtown with the CSO 52 site.
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Loveland sets Aug. 19 hearing on development-code changes
Loveland City Council will hear proposed development-code amendments Aug. 19, a formal step that could affect how some development actions are authorized.
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Woodbury Trail Section Closes as Public Safety Campus Work Advances
Construction on Woodbury’s public safety campus has closed a trail section near City Hall while the city develops a proposed sales-tax funding plan.
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Redmond Sets Aug. 31 Deadline for 2026-27 Planning Docket
Redmond must adopt its proposed 2026-27 Comprehensive Plan docket by Aug. 31, setting the next step for future housing, land use and infrastructure changes.
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Hawthorne Plaza redevelopment or demolition deadline is Aug. 31
Hawthorne’s long-abandoned Plaza property faces an Aug. 31, 2026 deadline to begin redevelopment or demolition, as city planning work continues.
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Fresno Council approves eight-story housing project downtown
The Fresno City Council approved an eight-story housing project near Chukchansi Park, with groundbreaking targeted for August if development steps advance.