Sacramento council prepares to consider a $1.78 million parking-system upgrade
Sacramento City Council is scheduled to consider up to $1.78 million for a new parking access system serving five city-owned garages.
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Philippines arrests ex-House speaker in flood-control case
Former Philippine House speaker Martin Romualdez faces plunder charges over alleged 7.44 billion-peso kickbacks tied to public-works projects.
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Virginia Beach develops stormwater control center as flood-protection work expands
Virginia Beach is building a five-phase stormwater control center that will combine weather, water-level, infrastructure and sensor data to support flood and severe-weather response through 2027.
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Sacramento’s red-light camera plan moves toward a fall vendor decision
Sacramento’s proposed red-light camera program is not operating yet. The city’s published schedule calls for a fall 2026 vendor decision and impact-report action before a possible winter Council vote and spring 2027 launch.
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Centralia expects new water-treatment plant to begin operating this fall
Centralia officials say the city’s new water-treatment plant remains on track to begin operating in fall 2026, with equipment installation expected by August.
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O’Fallon Sets 2026 Public-Works Procurement Milestones
O’Fallon’s public-works schedule calls for engineering-services approval July 9 and an anticipated notice to proceed July 30.
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Campbell updates three active public-works projects, including Hamilton Avenue resurfacing
Campbell’s project-updates page lists July updates for Hamilton Avenue resurfacing, Priority Development Area improvements and John D. Morgan Park restroom work.
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Buffalo Council Approves $94 Million 2026 Capital Budget
Buffalo’s Common Council approved a $94 million amended 2026 capital budget for schools, roads, parks, libraries and city-service equipment.
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Springfield Road Closures Continue as 5th and Capitol Work Advances
Several Springfield streets remain closed or restricted as intersection, bridge, sewer and brick-street work continues through August 2026 and beyond.
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Reno street maintenance project enters final weeks before Aug. 31 target
Reno’s 2026 street-maintenance work is underway in three areas, with paving, ramps, markings and closures planned through an Aug. 31 completion target.
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Justice Department Requires CRH to Divest Two Tennessee Asphalt Plants
The Justice Department and Tennessee attorney general announced an agreement requiring CRH to divest two hot-mix asphalt plants after its acquisition of Standard Construction.
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Evanston asphalt-pavement project carries Aug. 21 completion deadline
Evanston’s public-works asphalt-pavement project must be completed by Aug. 21, 2026, under contract terms that include conditional liquidated damages for qualifying delays.
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West Long Branch Plans $1.647 Million in 2026 Capital Improvements
West Long Branch’s 2026-2031 capital program identifies $1.647 million in anticipated 2026 costs for paving, sidewalks, police vehicles, public-works equipment, buildings and other improvements.
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Vancouver Sewer Extension Enters Final Weeks of Construction
Vancouver’s Northeast 60th Street sewer extension is expected to continue through late August, bringing weekday traffic changes across six streets.
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Lakewood water-main replacement enters construction phase
Lakewood says water-main replacement work is moving into construction on Country Club Drive between East Carson Street and north of Cartagena Street.
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Bethlehem Approves Musikfest 2026 Parking and Event Operations
Bethlehem approved Musikfest 2026 parking and police arrangements as the festival period begins, with the city budget also covering event-related public-works needs.
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Long Beach schedules meeting on Pacific Avenue corridor overhaul
Long Beach Public Works announced a community meeting for a proposed Pacific Avenue project between Pacific Coast Highway and Wardlow Road.
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Bainbridge Launches 17-Street Resurfacing Program Covering More Than 97,000 Square Yards
The City of Bainbridge announced a milling and resurfacing program for 17 city streets, with work required to begin within 30 days of written notice and scheduled for completion by Sept. 30, 2026.
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Kearney Water-Tank Project Had an April 29 Scheduled Finish; Final Outcome Remains Unconfirmed
Kearney city records scheduled demolition of a 250,000-gallon pedestal tank and final grading for a municipal water-infrastructure project through April 29, 2026. The available records do not confirm whether construction was completed or document effects on customers.
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Sioux Falls water project sets tentative Phase 2 start for early August
Sioux Falls has identified early August 2026 as the tentative start for a West Side water-meter building tied to a Phase 2 transmission-main project.
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Second crew to begin work on Bloomington’s American Boulevard project
A second construction crew is scheduled to begin installing jacking and receiving pits in Bloomington’s American Boulevard area on Aug. 3.
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Watsonville starts two construction projects as infrastructure work advances
Watsonville announced two construction projects beginning July 6, giving residents advance notice of city work affecting facilities and transportation conditions.