Lancaster County plan sets road priorities affecting Malcolm
Lancaster County’s 2026-2028 strategic plan targets safer travel, high-traffic unpaved roads and regional transportation planning affecting Malcolm.
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Middleton summer road projects continue through August, with work scheduled across the city
Middleton’s 2026 public-works construction schedule runs from July 6 through Aug. 30, while a separate road-treatment program targets substantial completion by Aug. 14.
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Elbert County’s 2026 road program includes Simla shop upgrades and county gravel-road work
Elbert County’s 2026 priorities include road rebuilding, chip sealing and fencing at its Simla shop as the county emphasizes managed growth and rural services.
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TxDOT schedules 2026 seal-coat work on U.S. 287 at Quanah’s west city limit
A TxDOT rural transportation program lists a $936,320 seal-coat project on U.S. 287 from the Childress County line to Quanah’s west city limit.
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Whiteside County records Lyndon Road hill re-shaping project
A June 16 Whiteside County agenda record names a hill re-shaping project on Lyndon Road within the county road district, but does not provide construction dates, costs or closure details.
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Colton paving project brings closures through Aug. 20
Colton’s FY 2025-26 asphalt paving project is scheduled through Aug. 20, with weekday work, temporary closures, parking limits and access restrictions.
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Morgan Hill road work, Hale Avenue closure and flood project continue into fall
Morgan Hill road maintenance began July 20, while Hale Avenue remains closed and a regional flood-protection project’s final phase continues through late summer.
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PennDOT scheduled lane restrictions on Richmond Road corridor serving Mt Bethel
PennDOT scheduled daytime pothole patching June 22-24 on Richmond Road and Five Points Richmond Road in Lower Mount Bethel Township.
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Carmel-by-the-Sea scheduled micro-surfacing for 10 village street segments
A July 2 city update scheduled micro-surfacing for July 6 and 7 on 10 street segments in Carmel-by-the-Sea, including portions of Ocean Avenue, Forest Road, Santa Rita Street and Dolores Street.
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Frankfort approves $14,800 agreement for 2026–2027 pavement planning
The Frankfort Board of Works unanimously approved a two-year engineering agreement to evaluate road conditions, set future paving priorities and support infrastructure-grant eligibility.
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Limestone County sets July 28 review for fuel, hauling and road-service bids
Limestone County sought sealed bids for five service categories, with the results scheduled for presentation to Commissioners’ Court on July 28, 2026.