A five-year, $9,668,390 federal grant will expand Jefferson County wildfire-mitigation work, including evacuation-corridor vegetation treatment, homeowner incentives and SLASH support. Conifer could benefit, but no local allocation has been published, and a proposed Settlers Drive debris yard still requires approval.
Euless’ proposed FY2026-27 budget lowers the property-tax rate while raising water and wastewater charges and funding employee pay, staffing and infrastructure projects.
Oceanside voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve a temporary half-cent general tax estimated to raise $20 million annually, but the money would not be legally dedicated to the beach, Pier Bridge or any other named project.
Chickasha Municipal Airport is included in Oklahoma’s five-year airport construction program for two proposed hangars, but the final scope, city funding status and construction schedule remain unconfirmed.
Hawthorne approved a 13-hangar project at its municipal airport, including demolition, pavement replacement and airfield safety improvements. Available records do not confirm that all work is complete.
Jonesboro broke ground July 2 on a planned $5.5 million public-safety center at Madison and Monroe that will bring E-911 dispatch and real-time intelligence operations under one roof.
Lane County and Springfield plan pavement-preservation work from late August through September, with daily closures, two-day parking notices and six-to-eight-hour curing periods.
Lorain was named for a $250,000 state safety award for sidewalk and crossing improvements, but project locations, construction timing and its relationship to other city projects remain unclear.
Fort Deposit is using a $102,000 Alabama SEEDS grant and a $25,500 private match to assess its 52-acre industrial park. The expected late-2026 assessment is intended to give prospective companies clearer information about the site, not announce a confirmed tenant or construction project.
A new federal snapshot lists 266,164 public EV charging ports, but the mix, location and reliability of chargers still vary widely for U.S. drivers.
Gastonia is replacing older water and electric meters with advanced metering infrastructure during a 12-month rollout. Here is what customers should expect, including possible brief service interruptions, billing changes and a warning about payment scams.
Kansas City, Kansas drivers face a northbound Metcalf Avenue lane shift through Aug. 28 and a separate U.S. 69/18th Street bridge closure expected to continue into fall 2027.
New Rochelle’s Centre Avenue Bridge over I-95 remains closed to vehicles and pedestrians during repairs, with posted detours in place and reopening scheduled no later than September 1, weather permitting.
Brigham City opened the Forest Street overpass to public traffic at 8:00 a.m. on July 31, 2026, after crews finished south parapet work. The bridge restores Forest Street access over the railroad tracks, while the American Way connection to 950 West remains a future phase.
A planned 2027 WisDOT project would resurface 10.3 miles of WIS 161 in Waupaca County, replace culverts, upgrade guardrails and improve pedestrian access in Iola.
Felony calendars in four departments and two master calendars moved to Santa Rosa’s new Hall of Justice on August 3, 2026, at 625 Administration Drive.
Ellensburg has completed its main July review of a proposed 2026-2046 comprehensive plan and draft environmental impact statement. City staff are incorporating feedback before tentative Planning Commission and City Council review dates later this year.
Aurora approved $530,000 in Motor Fuel Tax funds and up to $144,100 for construction engineering on a multi-location Safe Routes to School project serving parts of School Districts 129, 131 and 204. The records identify planned sidewalk, crossing, marking and signage work but no construction start date.
Elk Grove’s capital program lists construction, design and bid milestones for July and August, while city closure notices document lane restrictions on Elk Grove Boulevard, Bruceville Road and other streets.
City of Miami records list August 2026 estimated end dates for NW 30 Street, West Grapeland and NW 35 Avenue projects, but do not confirm that the work is complete or on schedule.
The Laguna Niguel City Council was asked to approve a $2.78 million Alicia Parkway signal contract, with authorized change orders raising the potential spending ceiling to $3.06 million.
Federal environmental review is complete for the Portland-Vancouver I-5 bridge replacement, but permits, procurement and funding steps remain before construction.
