Shawnee County to close Northwest Redwood Lane for 46th Street project
Northwest Redwood Lane is scheduled to close Wednesday, Aug. 5, between Northwest Kendall Drive and Country Club Park for work connected to the 46th Street project.
Northwest Redwood Lane is scheduled to close Wednesday, Aug. 5, between Northwest Kendall Drive and Country Club Park for work connected to the 46th Street project.
UDOT has begun replacing asphalt and upgrading ADA pedestrian ramps on 5600 West between 3100 South and SR-201, with completion anticipated in September 2026.
The Utah Department of Transportation began closing three northbound I-215 off-ramps on July 28, 2026, including an exit identified as a primary route to Salt Lake City International Airport.
San Antonio Water System reported July 2 that new water-pipe installation was continuing along Hot Wells Boulevard, where crews were completing two road bores for the Hot Wells Mission Reach Water Main Replacement project.
Houston’s Housing and Community Development Department is accepting applications for its 2026 CDBG Multifamily Rehab funding opportunity. Questions are due Aug. 7, and applications are due Aug. 17 at 5 p.m.
Overland Park has scheduled late-summer 2026 construction on a College Boulevard project that includes a linear park, multi-use path and a link to the Summercrest Park Trail.
A proposed multifamily development at 1260 Ingram Ave. is under review for HUD Section 221(d)(4) mortgage insurance, with public comments accepted through Aug. 14.
South Burlington has advanced Phase I of its East-West Alternative Transportation Crossing at I-89 Exit 14, with a city-published target to open the bridge-and-connection phase in late 2028.
VTrans, the City of Burlington and HNTB are working on an improvement project at the Riverside Avenue, Colchester Avenue, Barrett Street and Mill Street intersection complex. A July 24, 2026 factsheet does not provide a construction schedule or final cost.
Montpelier City Council has authorized exclusive negotiations with DEW Properties for housing at the city-owned Country Club Road site, moving the long-running effort into a negotiation phase but not construction.
Austin Transportation and Public Works says multiple projects are underway on William Cannon Drive and reported a southbound I-35 frontage-road traffic shift near Riverside Drive. Separate CapMetro alerts list construction detours through Aug. 30.
City of Memphis traffic control for SARP10 sewer rehabilitation began July 13 on South Front Street, with downtown commute impacts expected through Aug. 31.
A July 6 city update said CSX had restored rail traffic on an undamaged track, but Dock Street and part of the Capital Trail remained closed while crews prepared to remove three freight cars from the canal.
South Dakota transportation officials plan temporary traffic signals and reduced speed limits in Rapid City, Sturgis and the Black Hills from July 31 through Aug. 17 for 2026 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally traffic.
Eugene Airport received a $1 million State of Oregon investment for critical terminal improvements, including modernization work associated with Gate A6.
The Fargo City Commission ranked the EAPC/Kilbourne Group’s downtown Civic Center proposal first for the planned convention-center project and ordered immediate development-agreement negotiations.
Concord’s contractor, American Leak Detection, is scheduled to complete a citywide survey for hidden water-main leaks on Monday, Aug. 3.
The City of Las Vegas has opened a request-for-proposals process for approximately 11 acres in the downtown entertainment district, inviting mixed-use concepts that could include housing, hospitality, entertainment and civic or public-safety space.
St. Paul plans to close three homeless encampments, beginning with the largest identified site at Pig’s Eye Park. The first closure is reported for Aug. 5, with city and Ramsey County workers expected to assist residents with accommodations.
Louisville-area I-65 work is routing through traffic onto an approximately 16-mile detour and shifting local travel to city streets. Officials are also planning a longer, not-yet-final shutdown for summer 2027.
Puerto Rico’s Aqueduct and Sewer Authority scheduled work at the Finca Rosso 1 pumping station in Bayamón beginning July 29, with an estimated three-day interruption for about 60,000 customers in Bayamón and Guaynabo.
An Aug. 1 report documented that some residents had spent more than 100 days without water, with protests reported in Santurce as Puerto Rico confronts drought and infrastructure problems.