Grand Rapids approved development of its first citywide, long-range transportation blueprint and authorized a 24-month consultant contract, but no final list of projects or construction schedule exists yet.
A FY 2026 federal BUILD award advances Spokane Valley’s Sullivan-Trent interchange replacement, but construction remains unfunded and unscheduled while the city pursues the rest of the project funding.
Pomona Unified says all TK-12 students can receive free breakfast and lunch during the 2026-27 school year without submitting an application. Classes begin August 12.
A $5.1 million VDOT safety project began August 2 at two Route 17 intersections in Gloucester County and is expected to continue through June 2027.
Ports of Indiana-Jeffersonville is seeking proposals for design and permitting work on a proposed intermodal yard. Bids are due Aug. 14, 2026, at 4 p.m. Eastern.
Sporting JAX says permits have been filed with Florida environmental regulators and that a Jacksonville PUD application is being prepared, but the proposed Town Center stadium remains far from construction or final approval.
Streets to Home Indy says it has housed more than 200 people, with participants taking just under 30 days on average to move into housing.
VDOT still lists the Route 16 bridge replacement over the Clinch River in Tazewell as in design. Right-of-way work is estimated to begin in October 2026, with bidding planned for July 2028 and construction estimated to start in November 2028.
Croton-on-Hudson trustees are considering local site-plan and zoning amendments after New York created new SEQRA qualifying actions for certain housing projects, including projects of up to 300 dwelling units in census-defined urban areas when additional conditions are met.
Idaho Falls has proposed three CDBG planning documents covering housing, shelter, transit and neighborhood needs. City records set a July 9 council resolution milestone and an extended August 16 HUD submission deadline, but final adoption and submission were not confirmed in the records reviewed for this article.
A Columbus City Council hearing will examine CPD’s Flock license-plate-reader audit, possible immigration-related searches and restrictions on outside-agency access.
Crockett’s 2026 downtown grant application scored 81.537 and advanced to the Project Application stage. The city has not yet received a final state award, which TDA anticipates announcing in November.
Anderson Avenue is scheduled to remain closed to through traffic between Connecticut Avenue and Canfield Drive through Aug. 9, with Claflin Road posted as the detour ahead of the Aug. 11 USD 383 school start.
AAA’s August 3 Albany-Schenectady-Troy check puts regular gas at $4.190 and diesel at $5.476, with diesel rising faster over the past week.
Jacksonville’s anonymous resilience survey is open through August 24, 2026, giving residents a chance to influence flood and coastal-hazard planning before the city prioritizes future projects.
The Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center’s in-house ambulance service had completed more than 120 veteran transports by its July 16 launch event, according to WRDW, with the program designed for veterans needing medically supported transportation.
Chicopee is studying a switch from two annual property-tax bills to four, with a possible August 1, 2027, start but no final recommendation or approval.
Portland’s July 1 utility-rate increases are beginning to appear on bills. The city estimates a typical single-family customer will pay about $10.20 more per month from the rate changes, plus a separate flood-safety fee of about $1.20.
Logan’s council is scheduled to hear a proposed $143,210 FY2026-27 budget-adjustment package Tuesday, with final budget adoption set for Aug. 11.
Gilbert police are asking for help identifying three people seen fleeing after a firework exploded at a backyard gathering near Ocotillo Road and Freeman Farms Road.
Bivens Arm Nature Park closed July 6 for marsh restoration and boardwalk replacement. Gainesville anticipates reopening the 81-acre park in April 2027, but the schedule is not guaranteed.
Hollywood-area voters who live in Broward Commission District 6 will choose among four officially listed Democratic candidates in an open-seat race on August 18, 2026.
