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Construction continues at Franklin Street and W. Main Street in Whitewater, with Franklin Street closed south of the intersection, reduced lanes on W. Main Street and limited access to Mercyhealth.
Snohomish County Parks & Recreation began planning Centennial Trail South on July 21, with a public survey open through Aug. 29, 2026.
Phase 2 of Englewood’s Water Interconnection Project began July 1 and is expected to continue through late August 2026, with possible construction impacts for residents and commuters.
The Ascension Parish Planning Commission approved the Harvest Fields subdivision in a 3-1 vote after residents raised concerns about traffic, safety, flooding and school overcrowding.
Construction has begun on Bartlett Crossing, a $71.5 million project that will create 78 affordable apartments in two buildings as part of the larger Broadway Triangle redevelopment.
An Illinois Commerce Commission plan lists five BNSF crossings in Chana for planned gate installations in fiscal year 2026, with estimated costs of $320,000 per project.
Campbell’s project-updates page lists July updates for Hamilton Avenue resurfacing, Priority Development Area improvements and John D. Morgan Park restroom work.
Haddam will receive a $864,760 state grant for an approximately 0.75-mile ADA-compliant sidewalk or multi-use trail along Saybrook Road in Higganum.
A Hernando water-main project connecting the Byhalia Road Water Plant to the Madison Lakes Elevated Water Tank has no posted vendor, award date or award amount in the state procurement record.
Fife and WSDOT are continuing transportation work tied to the SR 167 completion project and Port of Tacoma Road Phase 2A construction.
The City Council approved a Cambridge Waterfront Development Inc. agreement modification as new homes and Cambridge Creek watershed projects advance toward upcoming contractor activity.
Sierra Vista will hold public hearings July 28 and Aug. 13 on a proposal to remove the standalone Water Conservation article and move its provisions into other city codes.
Rockland County selected Regan Development and the Rockland Housing Action Coalition to redevelop the 3.69-acre Sain Building site at 18 New Hempstead Road.
Route 20 service in South Fayetteville shifted from hourly buses to every 30 minutes Aug. 1, while College Avenue gained Saturday and late-night service.
Georgetown’s annual water-system chlorine rinse is underway through Sept. 3, and customers may briefly notice chlorine odors or green and brown water tinting.
St. George is seeking proposals to renovate its former City Hall into a police station and operations center, with bids due July 2, 2026.
Hillsboro has paused new data-center development after concerns about growth and infrastructure. Two applications entered permitting before the pause.
A power-seat problem linked to seven fires and 11 melted motors has prompted an urgent recall of 2020–2024 Kia Tellurides. Owners are told to park outside until repairs are completed.
U.S. housing starts climbed 19% from revised May levels in June 2026, while the second-quarter rental-vacancy rate was 7.3% and the homeownership rate was 65%.
Lee’s Summit leaders approved a redevelopment plan and 1% sales tax for Arborside, a planned 1,000-acre development in the city’s north.
Centennial is weighing a 1-percentage-point sales-tax increase that could raise about $23 million annually for roads and transportation needs.
Several Springfield streets remain closed or restricted as intersection, bridge, sewer and brick-street work continues through August 2026 and beyond.
