Amarillo homelessness programs reach final federal funding stage
Amarillo’s Continuum of Care is set to approve 2026 project rankings, affecting which local homelessness and housing programs advance for federal funding.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Fayetteville expands water and sewer connection aid for homeowners
Fayetteville updated its water and sewer connection assistance program, widening access for some owner-occupied homes in annexed and utility-extension areas.
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Des Moines Council to Hear Appeal of Hyper Energy Bar Drive-Thru Denial
Hyper Energy Bar is appealing a Des Moines zoning denial for a proposed downtown site, saying drive-thru service is essential to its business model.
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Spokane homelessness board reaches FY2026 funding decision
The Spokane Regional Continuum of Care set its FY2026 project rankings as the city warns proposed federal changes could put about $3 million at risk.
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Huntsville advances North Huntsville plan for 1,800 proposed homes
A reported July City Council action moved forward a North Huntsville development spanning more than 500 acres, with infrastructure planning still ahead.
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Big Rapids awards $657,480 contract for summer street resurfacing
The Big Rapids City Commission awarded Reith-Riley Construction a $657,480 contract for resurfacing work on North Michigan Avenue, North Fourth Street and the Northend Riverside Park pavilion parking lot.
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INDOT advances State Road 13 improvement proposal through Middlebury public process
INDOT has opened public review of proposed State Road 13 improvements in Middlebury, with a meeting planned at the Middlebury Public Library.
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May Valley Road bridge closure continues to affect Maple Valley travel through Aug. 23
King County’s replacement of Fifteen Mile Creek Bridge No. 493C has closed SE May Valley Road near Issaquah-Hobart Road SE, affecting travel and school-bus planning.
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West Tawakoni wastewater rehabilitation project advances on Texas water-finance priority list
A draft Texas Water Development Board plan lists West Tawakoni for a proposed $10 million wastewater-system rehabilitation project, but final funding and construction timing remain unresolved.
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WisDOT advances Whitehall–Osseo highway project for design and construction planning
A June 1, 2026, WisDOT solicitation identifies a U.S. 53 project between State Highway 121 East and U.S. Highway 10 East, with single-lane traffic and temporary signals planned during construction.
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Stevens Point begins nine-stage Business 51 reconstruction through fall 2027
A full closure is in place on part of Business 51 as Stevens Point starts a nine-stage road and utility reconstruction project expected to continue through fall 2027.
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Ellijay water-main rupture triggers boil-water advisory for Progress Road area
A July 26 water-main rupture caused low pressure or disrupted service in part of Ellijay, prompting a boil-water advisory for eight named locations in the Yukon service-delivery area.
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Richmond-area road and drainage projects move forward with July 23 county actions
Fort Bend County scheduled consideration of an Old Richmond Road engineering agreement and extended the Kitty Hollow Dam improvements contract through Aug. 16.
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West Lawn interceptor project remains on track for final restoration in summer 2026
The West Lawn interceptor project was about two-thirds complete in a May 8 Wyomissing council record, with final restoration projected for July or August 2026.
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Lebanon council to hear rezoning request for Oakwood Avenue property
Lebanon City Council will hear a request to rezone 0.1 acres at 4 Oakwood Avenue from residential to Neighborhood Commercial Planned Unit Development zoning on Aug. 11.
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TxDOT schedules 2026 seal-coat work on U.S. 287 at Quanah’s west city limit
A TxDOT rural transportation program lists a $936,320 seal-coat project on U.S. 287 from the Childress County line to Quanah’s west city limit.
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Hennepin County authorizes preliminary design for multiyear Wayzata Boulevard reconstruction
Hennepin County approved up to $1.4 million for preliminary design and engineering on CSAH 101 between Gleason Lake Road and Byrondale Avenue.
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Far Hills remains under court review over its affordable-housing obligations
A March 11 New Jersey court filing documents Far Hills’ ongoing affordable-housing compliance process, but does not set a final unit obligation or approve construction.
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Grand Island water-meter replacements to begin in July and continue through 2027
The Town of Grand Island says VEPO Metering will replace water meters across the island beginning in July 2026, with the work expected to continue for about a year.
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Ephrata completes $662,000 2026 chip-seal and fog-seal street project
Ephrata’s 2026 street-preservation project reached listed closeout July 17, with total project costs of $661,871 and work on selected city streets.
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Pekin infrastructure work continues on Technology Park, roads and wastewater system
Pekin’s Technology Park remains an active development project while road construction and wastewater-overflow improvements continue through 2026.
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Clemson weighs downtown parking changes as College Avenue closures and detours continue
Clemson officials are reviewing a parking study while city-announced closures and detours affect College Avenue, SC 93 and North Clemson Avenue ahead of fall move-in.