Santa Fe opens FY2027 Affordable Housing Trust Fund solicitation with Aug. 4 deadline
Santa Fe’s Office of Affordable Housing has opened a competitive FY2027 Affordable Housing Trust Fund solicitation, with sealed proposals due Aug. 4 at 3 p.m.
Infrastructure
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Canal Crossing redevelopment remains under Jersey City council review
Jersey City’s proposed Canal Crossing redevelopment near the Garfield Avenue light-rail station has passed first reading on its financial agreement, but a final council action was not established in the available record.
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Newark seeks $536,168 NJDOT grant for city-district street resurfacing
Newark’s Municipal Council authorized an application for $536,168 in state funding for a street-resurfacing project, but the record does not identify streets or a construction date.
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Providence redevelopment agency funds three housing projects with $2.2 million
The Providence Redevelopment Agency approved $2.2 million for three affordable-housing developments totaling 70 identified units in South Providence, Mount Hope and the West End.
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PennDOT schedules explosive demolition of I-376 Commercial Street Bridge in Pittsburgh
PennDOT District 11 announced that controlled explosive demolition of the I-376 Commercial Street Bridge was scheduled for July 15, 2026, weather permitting.
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Philadelphia clears environmental step for $5 million cold-storage expansion serving food pantries
Philadelphia issued a Finding of No Significant Impact for Caring for Friends’ proposed cold-storage expansion at 12271 Townsend Road, setting up the city’s planned request to HUD for federal funds.
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Shapiro administration announces $109.3 million for 68 Southcentral Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley projects
The Shapiro administration announced $109,331,999 in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program investments for 68 projects across Southcentral Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley.
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Critical utility repairs close East 36th Street in Tulsa
Tulsa announced July 23, 2026, that critical utility repairs would close East 36th Street between South Gary Place and South Harvard Avenue.
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Oklahoma City’s 2025 drinking-water report records zero violations
Oklahoma City’s annual 2025 Drinking Water Quality Report says the municipal system recorded zero drinking-water violations and met or exceeded federal and state standards.
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Columbus advances Fourth Street and Fifth Avenue bikeway and roadway-safety project
Columbus documented west-side installation work on N. Fourth Street as its bikeway and roadway-safety improvement project for Fourth Street and East Fifth Avenue moved into implementation.
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Bank of America Stadium renovation advances with new $1.3 billion design details
Renderings released July 23 show expanded corners and a more circular look for the approximately $1.3 billion Bank of America Stadium renovation in Charlotte.
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Raleigh parking-rate changes take effect Aug. 1
The City of Raleigh’s parking-rate changes began Aug. 1, 2026, under its downtown parking-management program. The available city news listing does not identify the rates or facilities affected.
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Summer Streets expands to all five boroughs, with Manhattan event scheduled Aug. 1
New York City’s 2026 Summer Streets schedule included five Saturdays in July and August, with first-time Manhattan and Bronx events set for Aug. 1 and Aug. 22.
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Roadwork and lane closures continue across Las Cruces area through Aug. 2
Guardrail and concrete-barrier replacement is continuing on Interstate 25 between Las Cruces and just north of Doña Ana, affecting mile markers 6 through 14.2.
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ABQ RIDE reports higher ridership after system upgrades
The City of Albuquerque says Albuquerque Rapid Transit recorded 2,455,059 riders in fiscal year 2026, a 6.5% increase over the prior 12-month comparison period used by the city.
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Santa Fe Forward enters scenario-planning phase as Airport Road work continues
Santa Fe has entered the scenario-planning phase of Santa Fe Forward, while Airport Road repaving and median work is anticipated to continue through the end of August, subject to weather and field conditions.
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Jersey City introduces proposed ban on data centers
Mayor James Solomon introduced a proposed law on July 17, 2026, to ban future data-center development within Jersey City. The city has not announced an ordinance number, exemptions, hearing date or vote schedule.
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Proposal would put 48 workforce-housing units on vacant Trenton lots
A July 13 proposal would create 48 workforce-housing units on long-vacant Trenton city lots for police, firefighters, EMS personnel, teachers, nurses and other essential workers.
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Nashua advances Nimco mill-site redevelopment and transit investments
Nashua aldermen advanced a revised redevelopment plan for the city-owned Nimco mill site on July 14 as city records documented transit agreements, state transportation funding and public-service grants.
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Concord schedules citywide water-system leak survey through Aug. 3
Concord has hired American Leak Detection to inspect water infrastructure for hidden leaks from July 27 through Aug. 3, with some work potentially occurring overnight.
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Carson City home prices stabilize in second-quarter 2026 market report
Sierra Nevada Realtors’ second-quarter report characterizes Carson City home prices as stabilizing, while Douglas County declined and Lyon County prices increased.
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Capital Region airport begins roadway reconstruction project
The Capital Region Airport Authority has begun the first phase of a reconstruction project for airport-owned Port Lansing Road and Capital City Boulevard in Lansing.