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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Noblesville Gets $12 Million for State Road 37 Final Design, But Construction Funding Remains
A $12 million BUILD grant will complete final design for Noblesville’s 1.6-mile State Road 37 project. The award advances the plan, but does not fund the full reconstruction.
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Walpole Awarded $35,000 State Grant to Update Hazard Mitigation Plan
A $35,000 Massachusetts planning grant will help Walpole update its hazard mitigation plan, but the award does not fund immediate construction or guarantee future FEMA assistance.
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Tyler Parkway closure moves into roundabout and pedestrian-crossing phase
Tyler Parkway is closed between Country West Road and Valley Drive as Bismarck crews build two roundabouts, raised pedestrian crossings and storm-sewer infrastructure.
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Centerville Council Authorizes Up to $4 Million for Cornerstone South Infrastructure
Centerville City Council passed Ordinance 12-26 on July 27, 2026, authorizing up to $4 million in bond-anticipation notes for Cornerstone South public infrastructure, including the Miami Valley Drive extension and water, sewer and stormwater work.
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Yonkers Approves Pelton Park Renovation Contract and Other City Agreements
Yonkers approved a $678,480 Pelton Park renovation contract along with Ashburton Parkadrome repairs, tree planting, police traffic-data software and bilingual housing counseling.
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Bluffton’s Alljoy sewer project begins first phase for about 100 homes
Early work is underway in Alljoy, downstream of Bluffton in unincorporated Beaufort County, on a low-pressure sewer project for about 100 eligible homes.
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Cupertino advances McClellan Road Bridge project with $1.28 million design agreement
Cupertino authorized acceptance of an $850,000 federal grant and a design agreement capped at $1,278,700 for the McClellan Road Bridge, but construction still needs design completion and more funding.
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Stockton Approves Bear Creek South Entitlements, Starts Annexation Process
Stockton approved key entitlements July 7 for a planned 2,241-home Bear Creek South project near West Lane and Morada Lane, while a separate LAFCo annexation process remains.
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Jasper Council Approves $50,000 Design Amendment for 9th Avenue Flood Project
Jasper City Council approved $50,000 for Sain Associates Inc. to perform engineering and design work related to the city’s 9th Avenue flooding project. The action moves the project through a professional-services stage, but records reviewed through August 3 show no construction start, contract award or published completion date.
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Santee Cooper plans early-August start for Kingstree-Hemingway transmission rebuild
Santee Cooper told South Carolina regulators on July 1 that construction on the Kingstree-Hemingway transmission rebuild serving Hemingway is scheduled to begin in early August 2026.
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FAA Air-Traffic Upgrade Is Still Years From Full Deployment
The FAA’s new digital clearance tool is a limited step toward replacing aging air-traffic systems that can still cause delays, cancellations and ground stops.
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Apalachicola Water Transfer Moves Toward Dec. 1 as City Advances New-Well Procurement
Apalachicola is preparing for a Dec. 1, 2026 transfer of its water and sewer utility to an independent special district while seeking engineering services for a new municipal well backed by $1.5 million in fully forgiven state revolving-fund assistance.
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San Augustine Rescinds July Boil-Water Notice After Main-Line Problem
The City of San Augustine said its July boil-water notice for the downtown area west of town was rescinded on July 15, 2026. The public notice identifies the affected line and date but does not explain the repair method, cost, testing records or prevention steps.
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Fort Worth residents can weigh in on $4.5 million North Tarrant Parkway project
A virtual Fort Worth meeting Monday will outline planned turn lanes, signals and pedestrian improvements at North Tarrant Parkway and North Beach Street.
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Sebastian Inlet Bridge Replacement Moves Into Multiyear Construction Phase
FDOT says post-letting and pre-construction work is ongoing on the approximately $102 million SR A1A bridge replacement. Drivers should retain a crossing over Sebastian Inlet, but changing work zones, possible nonpeak lane closures and reduced park access are expected through a schedule now listed through fall 2031.
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GAO: Agencies canceled $17.8 billion in federal awards
A GAO review found four agencies approved $128 billion in awards, canceled $17.8 billion and had not decided on $33.6 billion as of varying dates.
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White Bear Lake council sets Aug. 25 hearing on 2026 street assessments
White Bear Lake property owners affected by the 2026 pavement rehabilitation project are scheduled for a 7 p.m. City Council assessment hearing on Aug. 25, where proposed charges tied to the work may be considered.
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Long Beach Airport awarded $27 million FAA grant for Taxiway F reconstruction
The FAA awarded Long Beach Airport $27,088,053 to reconstruct aging Taxiway F. The project is planned to proceed after contracting and finish before the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Connecticut awards $16.8 million for 13 local bridge projects
Connecticut awarded $16.8 million in state matching grants for 13 bridge replacement and rehabilitation projects in 11 municipalities. The grants cover half of eligible costs, but no construction or closure dates were announced.
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Louisiana capital-outlay act lists $660,375 for South Winnfield drainage project
Act 4 of the 2026 Louisiana Regular Session lists $660,375 for South Winnfield Drainage Improvements – Phase 1 in Winnfield, but records reviewed do not identify the work area, bid status or construction schedule.
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Aurora council agenda sets proposed $62,000 engineering work for Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue
Aurora officials will consider a proposed engineering amendment of up to $62,000 for planned improvements at Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue, but no final City Council action is scheduled for Aug. 4.