Knoxville council advances housing, waterfront and data-center policies
Knoxville City Council backed affordable housing at the St. Mary’s site, advanced a North Waterfront plan and approved a data-center moratorium.
Pedestrian Infrastructure
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Portsmouth Square Work Brings Kearny Street Changes Through Aug. 15
Bridge removal at San Francisco’s Portsmouth Square will bring temporary Kearny Street lane, sidewalk and Muni changes from July 30 through Aug. 15.
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Caltrans advances $8.2 million Los Alamos Highway 135 pedestrian and bicycle connection
Caltrans has advanced a planned 0.73-mile pedestrian and bicycle project along Highway 135 intended to connect Los Alamos homes, downtown and Olga Reed Elementary School.
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Bethel’s planned Route 12 resurfacing advances toward 2028 construction
A Vermont Agency of Transportation factsheet updated July 29 outlines planned pavement, drainage, signage and pedestrian-access work on Bethel’s Class 1 town highways.
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Hoboken Begins Monthlong Robot Sidewalk Assessment
Hoboken is using Daxbot robots to survey sidewalks, curb ramps and crossings as the city updates accessibility and Vision Zero plans.
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Sheridan adopts 2026 Transportation Master Plan to guide future infrastructure priorities
Sheridan has adopted a 2026 Transportation Master Plan that will provide a framework for future road, pedestrian, bicycle and traffic priorities as the city grows.
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Montpelier anticipates East State Street reconstruction phase in 2026
Montpelier’s State and Main Street reconstruction program lists an anticipated 2026 second phase on East State Street, with planned utility, sidewalk and roadway work between Main Street and College Street.
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Huntsville completes key segment of 17-mile Tennessee River Greenway loop
A connection involving the Aldridge Creek Greenway near Ditto Landing has completed a continuous loop of about 17 miles through much of South Huntsville.
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Gulfport submits nearly $12 million in coastal restoration infrastructure requests
Gulfport submitted three projects totaling nearly $12 million for consideration in the 2026 Gulf Coast Restoration Fund cycle, which closed Aug. 1.
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Belchertown gets $325,000 to design rail-trail segment
Belchertown received a $325,000 MassTrails award for preliminary design and permitting of a proposed 1.2-mile rail-trail segment—not construction.