Brownsville City Hall modernization set to begin in December
Brownsville City Hall modernization work is scheduled to start in December 2026, with phased renovations and temporary department moves to Cummings Middle School.
Capital Improvements
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Buckeye adopts roughly $765 million fiscal 2026-27 budget
Buckeye City Council approved a roughly $765 million fiscal 2026-27 budget, including $297 million for fire stations, roads, a library and public safety.
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Grain Valley moves toward $4.6 million water-tower upgrade and new water mains
Grain Valley’s capital plan allocates $4.2 million in 2026 for a $4.6 million Water Tower Upgrade, with underground mains and valve work expected to begin in July.
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Brookhaven budgets $300,000 for Manorville South Street Church improvements
Brookhaven’s adopted 2026-2030 capital plan assigns $300,000 to improvements at Manorville South Street Church, with work anticipated from January through December 2026.
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West Long Branch Plans $1.647 Million in 2026 Capital Improvements
West Long Branch’s 2026-2031 capital program identifies $1.647 million in anticipated 2026 costs for paving, sidewalks, police vehicles, public-works equipment, buildings and other improvements.
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Spring Valley Public Library awaits new façade as committee works on design
The Spring Valley Public Library is awaiting a new façade while a construction committee works with Bolton & Menk engineer Philip Bussey on the project’s design and color scheme.
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Daytona Beach proposes $406.5 million budget for fiscal 2026-27
Daytona Beach has proposed a $406.5 million budget for fiscal 2026-27, about 7% above the current year, with spending and millage decisions ahead.
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Summerville adopts revised development-impact-fee ordinance
Summerville Town Council adopted a revised development-impact-fee ordinance June 11, setting a framework for growth funding while fee amounts remain unclear.
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Kyle Council Budget Process Enters Public Review for Fiscal Year 2026-27
Kyle’s proposed 2026-27 budget is under public review, with utility rates, property taxes, fees, services and capital spending still unresolved.
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North Glendora Reservoir Project Moves Into Construction-Management Procurement
Glendora is seeking construction-management and inspection proposals for the North Glendora Reservoir Replacement Project, a step toward improving water-storage, fire-flow and emergency reliability in Zone 3A.
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Wichita’s proposed 2027 budget is balanced now, but deficits are projected
Wichita’s proposed 2027 budget breaks even in its first year, but projected deficits and thinner reserves could shape future service and tax debates.
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Dunkirk District Park restroom renovation: ADA year-round facility ($900,000)
Calvert County will replace Dunkirk District Park’s seasonal restroom with a year-round, ADA-accessible facility; construction is anticipated to start late 2026.
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Columbus launches “Our Voice, Our Choice” participatory budget: $9M for districts
Columbus OH – City Council’s “Our Voice, Our Choice” pilot gives residents a direct say in $9 million in capital funding. Submit by Aug. 28, 2026.
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BCACHA approves Capital Fund amendments incl. $2M remediation
Boise ID – BCACHA board approved June 10, 2026 amendments to its HUD Capital Fund Five-Year Action Plan after a public comment period Apr. 3–May 18, 2026 and a May 11 hearing.
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Thunderbird Conservation Park access is changing in Glendale as trailhead improvements begin
Glendale AZ – The 59th Avenue trailhead at Thunderbird Conservation Park closed April 6 as phased improvements begin, while the park’s trails remain open.