Roanoke County advances Route 419 corridor study serving Cave Spring
VDOT is studying Route 419/Electric Road from Starkey Road to Springwood Park Drive, while Roanoke County prepares smaller SMART SCALE funding applications for August 2026.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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MnDOT advances Highway 57 resurfacing and roundabout project in Mantorville
MnDOT is preparing a summer 2027 project to resurface Highway 57, improve drainage and build a roundabout at County Road 16 in Mantorville.
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Geneva reopens West Main Street to two-way traffic after major infrastructure work
West Main Street in Geneva reopened unofficially to two-way traffic on May 26, restoring more normal access while final punch-list and waterline work continue near Lockwood.
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Oakland Adopts 2026 Road, Drainage, Water and Fire Measures
Oakland has adopted a 2026 roadway-improvement resolution and related actions involving drainage repair, water meters, hydrant maintenance, utility rates and fire-department grant participation.
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$209,440 traffic-control contract set for Ripley-Ravenswood I-77 paving project
The Jackson County Commission approved an estimated $209,440 contract with WV Paving for traffic control during an I-77 paving project between Ripley and Ravenswood.
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Mukilteo seeks developers for 1.19-acre waterfront site near ferry terminal
Mukilteo has opened the first phase of a two-step process to find a development team for a 1.19-acre waterfront property near the ferry terminal and historic lighthouse.
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New York law preserves Port Jefferson-area trail and keeps possible LIRR rail yard option open
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation permanently protecting the Setauket-Port Jefferson Station Greenway and facilitating a possible transfer of 40 acres at the former Lawrence Aviation site to the MTA.
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Edna pursues state funding for District 2 drainage and water-line improvements
The Edna City Council approved hiring Traylor and Associates to administer an application for Texas General Land Office funding for proposed District 2 drainage and water-line projects.
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Mississippi bill calls for $3.275 million in Water Valley storm, library and utility repairs
Senate Bill 3343 would provide Water Valley with up to $3.275 million during fiscal 2027 for electric-system repairs, library work and water and sewer upgrades.
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Simpsonville advances referendum plan pairing road investment with homeowner tax relief
Simpsonville City Council advanced a proposed sales-tax and infrastructure referendum that would fund major street improvements while providing tax credits to homeowners.
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Wyckoff adopts 2026 affordable-housing plan amendments with new inclusionary development sites
Wyckoff adopted amendments to its fourth-round affordable-housing plan and Master Plan, identifying three sites and new inclusionary housing provisions in commercial districts.
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Fauquier’s 2026 capital plan sets $4.36 million for Marshall water-supply expansion and PFAS compliance
Fauquier County’s FY 2026-2030 capital plan assigns more than $5.7 million to Marshall-area water and wastewater projects, led by a $4.355 million Cunningham Farm expansion.
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INDOT record places signal project outside Plymouth
A July 8 INDOT letting record identifies traffic-signal work at Louisville-area intersections, while a Plymouth contractor’s planholder listing does not establish a local award.
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Newfield receives $218,894 state grant for Woodlawn Avenue reconstruction
Newfield Borough was awarded a $218,894 FY 2026 NJDOT Municipal Aid grant for Woodlawn Avenue Reconstruction. A separate application seeks funding for South Hazel Avenue and South Church Street.
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Alcoa, Blount County advance $8 million purchase of former South Plant property
Alcoa commissioners approved an agreement tied to the acquisition and redevelopment of approximately 167 acres at the former South Plant, while a Blount County budget agenda included $8 million for the purchase.
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Athens to break ground Aug. 11 on third fire station at Elizabeth Street
The City of Athens will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its planned third fire station at 300 Elizabeth Street, a facility designed for nine firefighters and 24/7 emergency service.
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Wallace Lakes Estates water tank replacement advances after condition and water-quality concerns
Calaveras County Water District filed a Notice of Exemption for replacing Wallace Lakes Estates’ approximately 230,000-gallon potable-water tank and foundation, with temporary storage planned during construction.
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Alexandria, Douglas County continue talks on Highway 29 redesign
A proposed Highway 29 median could limit left turns into some businesses between downtown Alexandria and 50th Avenue. Officials were working toward final project details by June 22, 2026.
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Centre Region approves growth-boundary expansion for Penn State research campus near State College
The Centre Region COG approved a growth-boundary expansion for Penn State’s Applied Research Laboratory campus at Innovation Park after a planning process that began in 2023.
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Leawood’s 83rd Street reconstruction shifts traffic again Aug. 11
The Lee Boulevard-to-State Line Road section of 83rd Street is scheduled to close again Aug. 11 after a temporary eastbound reopening, with roadway, signal and sidewalk work continuing through December 2026.
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Aspen Meadows housing project moves into summer traffic study after city approval
Aspen City Council approved the Aspen Meadows housing project on April 20 and directed the Aspen Music Festival and School to collect summer traffic data tied to event parking and access on Fourth Street.
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Inverness receives $715,000 federal grant for community-facilities infrastructure
A federal award record lists the City of Inverness as the recipient of a $715,000 USDA Rural Utilities Service grant obligated May 12, 2026, with completion due May 12, 2028.