Hollywood’s Phase II Accela Permitting System Goes Live
Hollywood has launched Phase II of its Accela permitting system, changing how residents, contractors and developers submit and track development applications.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Macon-Bibb unveils design for new Macon Arena
Macon-Bibb County revealed the Macon Arena design June 24 and named its construction team, with groundbreaking expected later in July.
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Corona Lists June Development Review Agenda in 2026 Pipeline
Corona’s Planning and Development Division lists a June 18, 2026, review agenda, but the city page does not identify projects or outcomes.
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Pembroke Pines approves estimated $1.07 million CDBG plan
Pembroke Pines approved its 2026 federal community-development action plan, anticipating an estimated $1,070,664 for the city’s next program year.
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Aurora Approves $530,000 for Safe Routes to School Project
Aurora approved $530,000 in motor-fuel-tax funds and up to $144,100 for engineering work on a Safe Routes to School project.
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U.N. General Assembly Adopts Housing and Sustainable Cities Declaration After July Review
The U.N. General Assembly adopted a political declaration on July 21 after reviewing progress on the New Urban Agenda, urging faster action on housing, urban financing, local government and climate resilience.
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Global Air-Passenger Demand Fell 1.7% in June as Middle East Disruption Continued to Reshape Travel
IATA reported a 1.7% year-over-year decline in global passenger demand in June 2026, including a 3.0% fall in domestic demand.
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Stellantis recalls more than 1 million Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators over fire risk
Stellantis recalled more than 1 million 2021-2025 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator vehicles after NHTSA identified 51 likely related fires and one injury.
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DOE opens 60-day review of national transmission needs as grid congestion and large-load demand grow
The Department of Energy released a draft national transmission study on July 10 and invited comments from states, Tribal Nations, communities and reliability organizations.
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FAA proposes noise standard aimed at bringing supersonic passenger flights back over U.S. land
The Transportation Department and FAA have proposed a noise-based certification standard for civil supersonic aircraft, with a second rule on takeoff and landing noise planned later in 2026.
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Mercer County schedules Parkside Avenue resurfacing in Ewing for July 23
Mercer County scheduled Parkside Avenue resurfacing in Ewing Township to begin July 23, 2026. The official notice does not specify the project duration, traffic-control plan or completion date.
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Storm Lake water conservation order continues after two wells remain out of service
Storm Lake’s mandatory water-conservation declaration remained in effect July 26 after two municipal wells went out of service and demand stayed close to the treatment plant’s capacity.
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Warren posts proposed 2026-27 housing and community-development funding plan
Warren published a proposed 2026-2027 action plan for anticipated HOME, CDBG and HOPWA resources, including a proposed CHDO housing-development activity.
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Miami Lakes adopts 2026 comprehensive transportation master plan
Miami Lakes adopted a comprehensive transportation master plan dated March 6, 2026, creating a framework for future decisions on roads, transit, walking, bicycling and related infrastructure. Specific projects and funding remain unresolved.
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State transportation agency advances US 2 slope rehabilitation in St. Johnsbury
The Vermont Agency of Transportation published a July 22 factsheet identifying rehabilitation of a failed roadside slope along US 2 in St. Johnsbury.
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NYC Open Streets Program Continues at PS 134 in Hollis Through June 2027
PS 134 Hollis is listed in New York City’s Open Streets program from April 15, 2026, through June 30, 2027, with scheduled hours of 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Morgan Hill road work, Hale Avenue closure and flood project continue into fall
Morgan Hill road maintenance began July 20, while Hale Avenue remains closed and a regional flood-protection project’s final phase continues through late summer.
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Montesano’s 2026 chip-seal street project is listed in the state transportation dashboard
The Washington Transportation Improvement Board lists a 2026 City of Montesano chip-seal project covering 2.85 project miles in Grays Harbor County, but the streets and construction dates remain unspecified.
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Pennsylvania plans $1.5 million HVAC restoration at SCI Houtzdale
A Pennsylvania procurement notice lists a $1.5 million project to replace or refurbish rooftop and air-handling units serving housing units at SCI Houtzdale.
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Beachwood’s Citywide Signage Replacement Project Begins in August
Beachwood will begin the first phase of a public-facility signage replacement project in August, including a 90-degree sign rotation at City Park East and new integrated lighting.
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CDOT moves weigh-in-motion equipment project to Limon station
The Colorado Department of Transportation scheduled work to replace aging weigh-in-motion equipment at the Limon Weigh Station beginning July 8, with reduced speeds and minor delays expected for commercial traffic.
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Bellbrook nears end of downtown streetscape work as water-system concerns move into focus
Bellbrook’s downtown infrastructure project is nearing completion, while city officials are turning attention toward water-system concerns whose repairs, costs and schedule have not yet been disclosed.