Baldwin County backs $1.58 million Daphne drainage project for disaster-recovery funding
The Baldwin County Commission authorized an application for proposed Randall Avenue drainage improvements in Daphne, but the funds have not been awarded.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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NJ housing agency approves financing for supportive housing in Waldwick
The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency approved financing July 21 for a new supportive-housing community in Waldwick, but key project details remain unavailable.
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Belleville council advances Upper Front Street Bridge rehabilitation
Belleville’s July 27, 2026 council agenda includes contract-administration and inspection services for the Upper Front Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project, marking movement toward implementation without confirming construction or a contract award.
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Garrett County agenda lists agreements for three Swanton road projects
The June 29 county agenda listed resolutions and agreements involving Mt. Zion Road, Coopers Lane and Pee Wee Road in Swanton.
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Smyrna Downtown Redevelopment Keeps Church Move, Parking Shift
Smyrna’s downtown redevelopment remains active after a 2024 church-property agreement and a change from a planned parking deck to a surface lot.
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Bonita Springs voters to decide on $35 million rail-trail bonds
Bonita Springs voters will decide Aug. 18 whether to authorize up to $35 million in bonds for acquiring and building the proposed Bonita Estero Rail Trail.
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Tigard Voters Reject Bond for Police, Public Works Facility
Tigard voters rejected a bond for a combined police and public-works facility on May 19, leaving aging municipal buildings in place as officials reconsider next steps.
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Wake Forest Planning Board set for development review Aug. 11
Wake Forest’s Planning Board is scheduled to meet Aug. 11 at Town Hall, but the town has not yet identified the development cases on its agenda.
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Santee Council Adopts Citywide Land-Use and Zoning Updates
Santee leaders adopted General Plan land-use and zoning updates after environmental review, creating a framework for future housing and development decisions.
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Sarasota Commission Advances Plan Update Toward 2055
Sarasota commissioners held an August 3 transmittal hearing on proposed city-plan updates covering transportation and a planning horizon through 2055.
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Coconut Creek Approves MainStreet Traffic-Signal Agreement
Coconut Creek approved an agreement connecting the MainStreet development to traffic-signal studies and installation, but no cost or completion date is listed.
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Des Plaines awards $10.97 million restaurant project contract
The Des Plaines City Council awarded a $10.97 million core-and-shell restaurant project contract to Paul Borg Construction Company on July 20.
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Hoboken Begins Monthlong Robot Sidewalk Assessment
Hoboken is using Daxbot robots to survey sidewalks, curb ramps and crossings as the city updates accessibility and Vision Zero plans.
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St. Petersburg Selects Blake for Tropicana Field Redevelopment
Mayor Ken Welch selected Blake Investment Partners for the Tropicana Field site, but the proposed mixed-use redevelopment still needs City Council approval.
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Lubbock weighs tighter rules for large-scale data centers
Lubbock city staff proposed zoning, permit and infrastructure requirements for large-scale data centers after a July 7 meeting drew about 500 people.
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Lincoln Seeks Proposals for Long-Term Water-System Master Plan
Lincoln issued a request for proposals for a 2026 water-system facilities master plan, with responses due Aug. 7 as the city plans for future growth.
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Aurora council rejects convenience-store proposal in east Aurora
Aurora City Council denied a conditional-use permit for a proposed convenience store near East Alameda Avenue and South Powhaton Road.
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Bakersfield Opens Review of Draft RISE 2045 General Plan
Bakersfield’s draft RISE 2045 General Plan is open for public comment through Sept. 27, with later environmental review and adoption steps still ahead.
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Kingsport Sets Bids for Concrete, Water and Facility Projects
Kingsport has posted procurement notices for concrete work, a water-service-line inventory, a school freezer and Lynn View Community Center work.
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National City’s 94-Unit Union Tower Set to Open This Summer
Union Tower Apartments at 2312 F Avenue will add 94 affordable homes in National City, including 24 reserved for veterans who experienced homelessness.
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Jefferson Relief Sewer work advances toward August paving milestone
Paving is progressing on Jefferson Avenue in St. Clair Shores, where businesses continue to report disruption as sewer work moves toward 2026 milestones.
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Orland Park advances downtown medical-campus expansion
Orland Park announced a UChicago Medicine ground lease for an additional multistory facility, along with an amended redevelopment agreement with Edwards Realty.