A July 23 City Council workshop reviewed preliminary fiscal-year revenues, expenditures, reserves and infrastructure priorities while officials discussed possible new taxes and fees.
Copperas Cove City Council is scheduled to consider certificates of obligation financing for infrastructure, facilities, equipment and technology on Aug. 4.
The Greater Johnstown School District’s proposed 2026-27 budget totals $47,291,679 and includes expanded career, business and student programming. S&P Global Ratings assigned an A- rating to an estimated $7 million bond issue tied to district capital needs.
Midwest City voters approved a police and fire training-center bond project. The city says site utilities and construction costs remain key planning issues.
Construction began July 8 on Pico Rivera’s Smith Park aquatic center, closing the community center and moving recreation programs during the work.
The Route 33/Cannon Road bridge replacement in Wilton is listed at 90% design, with authorization to bid, an estimated $6.57 million cost and a projected 2028 completion.
Pittsford school construction is moving forward after voters approved a $48.7 million tax-neutral capital project in March. Mental-health suites, transportation facilities and other work remain underway.
Roanoke Rapids records identify utility-related sinkholes on four streets while city meeting records show council activity in July and August. Separately, Larry Catalano began leading Roanoke Rapids High School on July 1.
Wilton Manors is preparing a water-main replacement and a $450,000 lift-station upgrade while assessing 88 stormwater outfalls ahead of anticipated mid-summer construction.
Fulshear’s proposed FY2027 budget includes more than $332 million in capital projects as the city weighs growth-related infrastructure needs.
Wylie City Council has reached consensus on a proposed $100.5 million bond package for public safety, downtown, parks and public works projects.
Lawson R-XIV has issued $3 million in bonds for an agriculture learning lab, an agriculture mechanics shop and classroom, and parking-lot pavement repairs. District updates put the project in design, with bidding projected for late August 2026 and parking work expected by summer 2027.
McAllen’s airport budget includes millions for terminal, parking, elevator and boarding-bridge work, but the final layout, construction phases and traveler disruptions remain unsettled.
Charlotte County says it has received construction documents for the planned Emergency Operations Center and Public Safety Department expansion at 26571 Airport Road in Punta Gorda. Florida Premier Contracting is developing a Guaranteed Maximum Price for the work, while the county still lists the project phase as design development.
South Burlington has scheduled an Aug. 11, 2026, bond vote and is directing voters to a facility tour and public forum ahead of the decision.
Shenandoah’s proposed fiscal 2026-27 budget projects higher sales- and property-tax revenue, while the final tax rate and capital funding remain unresolved.
Jefferson’s revised 2027 tax budget was submitted to the county auditor and identifies planned transfers for the Imagination Playground and safety services.
Dallas voters approved a record $6.2 billion Dallas ISD bond, but the biggest changes will roll out in phases as planning and sequencing begin.
Grundy VA – Buchanan County has posted its proposed FY 2026-2027 budget, showing major school, capital, flood, and opioid settlement spending before adoption.
Fayetteville NC – City Council is set to revisit the McArthur Sports Complex contract on April 8 after delaying it over contractor experience and oversight.
Plano TX – The city is spending about $7.7 million to rehab the Parker Road water tower, replacing aging coatings and adding PFAS-free materials.
