Wabash Avenue closure near Cargill creates a two-stage Lafayette detour
A second Wabash Avenue closure near Cargill is scheduled for Aug. 10-12, with north-south through traffic blocked and a signed detour directing drivers around the work zone.
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FDOT Roadwork Begins on Reid Street and Crill Avenue in Palatka
Construction is underway on two major Palatka corridors, with nighttime Reid Street work, daytime Crill Avenue work and access changes expected to continue through fall 2027.
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Port Orchard commuters face a months-long Sedgwick Road closure
WSDOT closed Sedgwick Road/SR 160 between Blackberry Hill Lane Southeast and Long Lake Road Southeast at 11 p.m. June 13, 2026, for bridge construction over Salmonberry Creek. The closure is expected to continue through the end of October, with culvert removal and stream work planned for summer 2027.
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Radisson Road closure in Blaine continues through Aug. 31
Radisson Road is closed from 107th Lane to Amen Drive/Radisson Woods Drive for intersection improvements, while 109th Avenue remains open east-west.
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Honolulu Rail Clears Downtown Utility Relocation Hurdle
HART has completed utility relocation in three downtown Honolulu corridors, clearing the way for future guideway and station construction while separate Dillingham Boulevard work continues through the end of 2026.
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Marketplace at Cedar breaks ground in Lakeville with six planned businesses
A July 30 groundbreaking advanced Lakeville’s nine-lot Marketplace at Cedar project, where six businesses are planned near 179th Street and Cedar Avenue.
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Fremont Central Park Community Center Moves Into Demolition and Foundation Preparation
Teen Center demolition, grading and utility work are underway south of Fremont Main Library, with footing excavation, rebar installation and possible daytime detours ahead.
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Santa Cruz’s Murray Street Bridge full closure reshapes Seabright and Harbor access
A summer 2026 full closure of Murray Street Bridge blocks vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians while south-side seismic-retrofit and utility work proceeds.
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Duluth’s West Superior Street closure changes access at Garfield and Piedmont
A July 27 closure remains active on West Superior Street in Duluth, with signed detours, limited business access, a reopened Cross City Trail route and an August target for the Garfield-Piedmont intersection.
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Tillamook school bond work moves into summer construction at two schools
Construction is underway at Liberty Elementary and Tillamook High School as Tillamook School District 9 begins projects approved through the May 2025 Measure 29-182 bond.
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Carrollton Area Drivers Face Ongoing I-71 Widening Work Through Carroll County
Northbound I-71 lane and ramp closures are scheduled between mile markers 53 and 57 beginning at 8 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3, as KYTC crews perform median drainage work. The temporary phase is expected to end by 5 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 6, weather permitting, while the broader widening project continues through Nov. 1, 2026.
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Gainesville, Texas, Records Document Retail, Medical-Office and Fueling Projects
City permits and Texas state filings document commercial work at several Gainesville, Texas, sites, including tenant improvements for TJ Maxx and Five Below, a planned five-building retail and medical-office development, and a registered 7-Eleven fueling-center project.
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Mobile’s St. Louis Street project reaches midpoint as work shifts to blocks eight and nine
Mobile’s 17-block St. Louis Street Complete Streets project has reached the city-described midpoint, with construction moving into blocks eight and nine and traffic conditions changing by section.
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U.S. construction spending slipped in June as first-half activity fell
U.S. construction spending edged down in June, while activity in the first half of 2026 was 3.5% below the same period in 2025.
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Anderson Avenue closure enters its final scheduled week before Manhattan schools reopen
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.
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Harlingen Behavioral-Health Expansion Lists Sept. 7 Construction Start
A state-registered $17.8 million Tropical Texas Behavioral Health project at 101 W. Loop 499 lists four buildings and a planned construction window ending in January 2028.
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Passaic County Awards $106.4 Million Contract for 11 Marshall Street Project in Paterson
Passaic County awarded Dobco Inc. a contract not to exceed $106.4 million for a planned six-story county government facility and attached parking garage at the former jail site at 11 Marshall Street in Paterson.
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Santa Ana sewer work on Alton Avenue reaches final restoration phase
OC San has completed pipe rehabilitation on Alton Avenue, but lane controls and a closed bike lane remain during bypass removal, manhole work and roadway restoration.
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Newark Greenway Work Moves Into Planting Phase as State Seeks Public Name for New Park
Planting and soil-protection work is advancing on Newark’s nearly one-mile greenway segment, but the corridor remains closed and targeted to open in 2027.
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Boise Airport’s $74 million federal award moves into its next construction phase
Boise Airport’s $74 million in FAA grants supports active runway and apron work, with an August 12 outreach event for trade partners and contractors.
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Kennedy Avenue Bridge Closure Begins Aug. 10 in Danbury
Danbury plans to close Kennedy Avenue to all traffic around Aug. 10 for an estimated two months as crews complete Phase 2 of the Kennedy Avenue Bridge rehabilitation.
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Newark schedules Aug. 21 bid opening for Riverside Drive bridge replacement
Newark will open bids Aug. 21 for a planned Riverside Drive bridge replacement over Log Pond Run, but no contractor or construction schedule has been announced in the reviewed city materials.