Marysville U.S. 36 Resurfacing Comes Before Proposed East-Side Roundabout
Marysville’s planned 2027 U.S. 36 resurfacing is separate from a proposed Marysville East roundabout tied to a future road connection.
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Bloomington sewer work, bridge project enter new phases
Bloomington sewer work continues near Fremont Avenue as a scheduled American Boulevard closure and bridge-project traffic controls approach this week.
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Irving Receives Approval for $35.6M North Delaware Creek Work
Irving received approval for $35.6 million in state financing to advance North Delaware Creek flood work, including culvert, channel and utility upgrades.
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Chicago Lead Pipe Costs Face Scrutiny as Funding and Law Arrive
Chicago’s lead-line replacements cost far more than nearby suburbs, while a new Illinois law and public funding could affect access, pace and accountability.
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Clarksville adopts FY27 budget with $1.01 property-tax rate
Clarksville’s FY2026-27 budget sets a $1.01 property-tax rate, authorizes $178.7 million in General Fund spending and delays several major projects.
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Brightline train hits vehicle at Fort Lauderdale crossing as police investigate
A southbound Brightline train struck a vehicle near Sunrise Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, seriously injuring the driver as police investigate the crash.
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Fort De Soto repairs will limit some St. Petersburg-area access through 2028
Fort De Soto remains open to St. Petersburg-area visitors, but one boat-ramp dock and some park areas remain limited as storm repairs run into 2028.
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Sacramento airport survey seeks input on its next 20 years
SMF opened a public survey July 17 as Sacramento County updates its 20-year Airport Master Plan. Responses are due by August 14, 2026.
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Boston Coastal Flood Plan Seeks Comment on Preliminary $9B-$10.5B System
Boston’s draft coastal flood study covers five waterfront areas and roughly 16 miles of shoreline, with comments due by 5 p.m. on September 18.
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Copperas Cove approves tax reinvestment zone for development
Copperas Cove approved a tax reinvestment zone that could direct future tax growth to roads, water lines and parks, but projects and financing remain unsettled.
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Minot’s proposed 2027 budget would raise taxes, utility charges
Minot’s proposed nearly $218 million 2027 budget would raise property taxes and utility charges while leaving some positions and projects unfunded.
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Huntsville approves TIF 9 for $220 million in infrastructure
Huntsville’s TIF 9 will use future property-tax growth for downtown projects, while residents watch debt terms, project delivery and school-tax timing.
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Centennial’s Colorado Boulevard project could bring lane changes and new paths this fall
Centennial’s Colorado Boulevard redesign could reduce vehicle lanes and add separated paths, but the anticipated 2026 construction window is not fixed.
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Worcester sewer overflow prompts Lake Quinsigamond restrictions
Worcester, MA — A July 24 sanitary sewer overflow sent about 15,000 gallons of untreated wastewater toward Lake Quinsigamond, prompting swimming and fishing restrictions.
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New Stanislaus courthouse court operations delayed to winter 2026-27
Modesto CA – Construction on the new Stanislaus courthouse is expected to finish in fall 2026, but court operations are not expected to begin until winter 2026-27.
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Sullivan’s New Well Won’t End Water Restrictions Yet
Sullivan’s new municipal well may improve long-term water resilience, but testing, water-quality review and operating approval still lie ahead.
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Westborough: Flanders Road closure July 18 for I-495/I-90 bridge demo—detours
MassDOT plans to close Flanders Road in Westborough (Washington St to Connector Rd) Saturday, July 18, 5 a.m.–7 p.m., with detours for east/west drivers.
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Peoria sewage warning after rain triggers CSO into Illinois River: what to do
Peoria’s archived CSO sewage warning posted July 11 after rain: avoid full-body contact and don’t swallow river water downstream from Detweiller Marina.
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Springfield Committee of the Whole to review $12.8M CWLP AMI deal—what to ask
Springfield IL – The July 28 Committee of the Whole reviews CWLP AMI smart meter ordinances, including a Landis+Gyr deal and SaaS/support—ask about timing and data.
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Elmira City Council agenda (July 13): Fire overtime, LEAD and CDBG audit bills
Elmira’s July 13 City Council agenda includes Fire Department overtime approvals for two 2026 pay blocks and LEAD and CDBG audit bills.
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Clinton sewer repairs on Trailwood & Hollyberry start July 13; expect short closures
Clinton MS – City of Clinton says sewer line replacement on Trailwood Drive and Hollyberry Drive starts July 13, with 1½–2 week closures.
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Wichita City Council approves water reuse purification pilot for possible drinking water
On July 7, Wichita City Council approved funding for a potable-reuse pilot that will test purification—without putting pilot water in the public drinking-water supply.