Okemah rental-housing proposal advances in state tax-credit process
Okemah Rental Property II is listed in the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency’s 2026 first-round application process for 9% low-income housing tax credits.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Brookhaven completes Rocky Point stormwater project at Hagerman Avenue
The Town of Brookhaven says its Highway Department has completed a new recharge basin at Hagerman Avenue in Rocky Point to improve stormwater management and reduce localized flooding pressure.
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VDOT schedules Abingdon meeting on proposed Cook Street, French Moore Boulevard extension
VDOT scheduled a July 14 public information meeting in Abingdon on a proposed extension of Cook Street and French Moore Boulevard.
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Silverton affordable-housing project faces $450,000 funding gap as 2026 deadline approaches
The nine-unit Anvil Townhomes project has a documented $450,000 funding need, while Silverton faces a separate deadline to build or acquire five income-restricted homes by the end of 2026.
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Livermore Receives $1.6 Million State Award for EV Charging
The California Energy Commission awarded Livermore $1.6 million for EV charging infrastructure, but the city has not released locations or a construction schedule.
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Mountain View Advances 2026 Affordable-Housing Construction Pipeline
Mountain View is moving several city-backed affordable-housing projects toward expected 2026 construction, with public land, funding and state support.
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Homestead Begins Krome Avenue Water and Sewer Upgrade
Construction is underway on Krome Avenue in Homestead, with lane restrictions, closed bike lanes and removed parking expected through 2027.
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Auburn opens review of proposed Doxon Toyota bay addition
Auburn has begun formal review of a proposed Doxon Toyota expansion, opening a public-comment process before the city makes a decision.
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Duluth council schedules August 10 short-term-rental update
Duluth City Council is scheduled to discuss a short-term-rental moratorium update Aug. 10, with no final change or planned vote yet confirmed.
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Winston-Salem budget sets August bus-route changes
Winston-Salem adopted a $700.9 million fiscal 2026-27 budget, with fixed-route bus changes planned for August 2026 to improve service use.
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Anchorage Assembly takes up tax incentives for mixed-use housing
The Anchorage Assembly held an August 4 hearing on a proposal for tax incentives tied to mixed-use, multifamily housing. The measure is not yet confirmed as final.
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Durham Planning Commission Meeting Set for Aug. 11
Durham’s Planning Commission is scheduled for Aug. 11, following City Council meetings on Aug. 3 and a preservation hearing on Aug. 4.
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Newark Begins North Ward Park Improvements After Six Years of Preparation
Construction has begun on a long-prepared Newark North Ward park project, moving the public-space investment from planning into its next phase.
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Arlington Begins Construction on East Arlington Water Tower
Arlington has started construction on a 2.5-million-gallon water tower near the East Arlington Police Services Center, with completion targeted for late 2027.
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24/7 I-70 shoulder closures continue near Aurora interchange
CDOT says 24/7 I-70 shoulder closures remain near Aurora’s Aerotropolis interchange, with overnight work and a westbound traffic shift ahead.
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Bakersfield water rates rise under schedule beginning July 1
Bakersfield’s adopted water-rate schedule sets a $1.99 volumetric charge starting July 1, 2026, with additional increases through 2029.
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Brooklyn Park sets August hearings for planning applications
Brooklyn Park’s planning schedule sets an Aug. 12 Planning Commission hearing and an Aug. 24 City Council date for applications filed by July 3.
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Douglas County approves $7.5 million for Castle Rock sports complex
Douglas County commissioners approved $7.5 million for a proposed youth-sports facility in Castle Rock’s Dawson Trails development.
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Mansfield Advances $21 Million in Water-Project Financing
Mansfield City Council advanced financing for two major water projects, authorized more than $14 million in bonds and approved fire-building pre-construction work.
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UDOT’s 2026 highway program includes the Layton corridor
UDOT’s $2.8 billion 2026 construction program includes a 2.5-mile West Davis Highway extension and other work serving the Layton area.
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New Rochelle Advances $16 Million LINC Corridor Project
New Rochelle’s 2026 work plan makes Phase One of the state-funded LINC project a priority, with corridor and streetscape work moving toward construction.
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Lake Forest council approves contested warehouse project
The Lake Forest City Council approved a warehouse project after residents and nearby property owners appealed an earlier planning commission decision.