Bellevue traffic restrictions include Bellevue Way, Lake Hills closure
Sewer-tie-in work will bring lane closures to southbound Bellevue Way on Aug. 8, while Lake Hills Boulevard remains closed through mid-August for culvert replacement.
Sewer Infrastructure
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Beaver Dam council postpones impact-fee decision and considers 2027 feasibility study
The Beaver Dam Common Council discussed changes to water, sewer and park impact fees and proposed moving the issue to 2027.
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Rolesville’s Wallbrook development moves into new August review cycle
Wallbrook activity along South Main Street includes construction, an approved Kiddie Academy site plan and a revised Lot 12 infrastructure submission entering August review.
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Lincoln City continues Nelscott water and sewer replacement amid summer street closures
Lincoln City’s Nelscott infrastructure project continues through summer 2026, replacing about 1,900 feet of aging water and sewer lines while two street segments face access restrictions.
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Kansas City voters approve $1.7 billion city improvement package
Kansas City voters approved five measures authorizing about $1.7 billion for water, sewer, housing, civic facilities and East Side development.
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Seltice Way construction continues through August in Post Falls
Post Falls is rebuilding Seltice Way while installing sewer, reclaimed-water and stormwater infrastructure, with westbound-lane impacts expected through August.
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Nogales council approves CDBG applications for Elm Street water and sewer work
The Nogales City Council approved grant applications that include replacing Elm Street water and sewer infrastructure, along with separate applications for park 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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Leesville sewer project remains in progress under $979,730 state water-sector program
A Phase 2 sewer project in Leesville remains listed as in progress, with $725,000 in state grant funding and a $254,730 local match.
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Onarga TIF report lists downtown, pool and sewer projects
An Illinois Comptroller report documents five Onarga TIF project categories, including Route 54 lighting, Seminary Avenue sidewalks, Durham Park Pool repairs and sewer assistance.
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Manchester approves $350,000 zero-interest loan for Mountain Springs water and sewer extension
Manchester approved a capped, zero-interest loan to extend water and sewer service to the Mountain Springs development, including larger water lines, a force main and new fire hydrants.
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Addison seeks contractor for cured-in-place sewer pipe project
The Village of Addison issued bid documents for a cured-in-place pipe project, with bids scheduled to open July 20, 2026. The contract still requires Village Board approval before it can take effect.
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Keene Downtown Infrastructure Construction Begins in Three-Phase Project
Construction has begun on Keene’s downtown infrastructure project, a three-year effort to replace utilities and rebuild sidewalks, streetscapes and public gathering areas.
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Watsontown remains in service area for $9.8 million Milton Regional sewer upgrade
Watsontown Borough is included in the Milton Regional Sewer Authority’s Northern Neighbors service area, supported by a $2.3 million PENNVEST grant and a $7.5 million loan.
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Wetumpka Water Works listed for more than $4.1 million in state sewer financing
Wetumpka Water Works and Sewer Board project CS010460-06 is listed for $4,163,906 in Clean Water State Revolving Fund financing at 2.20% interest. A May 27, 2026 notice confirmed completion of the wastewater-treatment-plant contract, while broader project closeout and customer-rate effects remain separate questions.
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Plattsburg sewer rehabilitation project receives $5.2 million state package
Missouri has awarded Plattsburg, in Clinton County, $5.2 million for sewer collection-system rehabilitation expected to be completed by June 2027, although reviewed records do not confirm that field construction has begun.
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Long Lake rejects sole $1.31 million bid for 2026 sanitary sewer lining project
Long Lake rejected the only submitted bid for its 2026 sanitary sewer lining project on July 7 and plans to seek new bids under a revised schedule.
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Vicksburg’s USDA-backed sewer project remains active as residents watch traffic, schedule and rates
A July 20 Village of Vicksburg agenda kept the Sprinkle Road sewer project in official focus. The USDA-financed overhaul remains tied to changing traffic controls, a later December 2026 estimated completion and unresolved questions about future utility-rate action.
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Lockport authorizes local match for Market Street sewer grant request
Lockport’s council authorized a conditional local share for a proposed Market Street sewer project, but no state grant award or construction approval is confirmed.
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State Street sewer work brings lane and parking limits in Springfield
Springfield sewer repairs between Main and Dwight streets are expected to limit traffic to one lane each way and restrict on-street parking through early September.
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Palm Harbor reclaimed water & sewer upgrades: construction now, design starts
Pinellas County Utilities’ Fox Chase booster pump station is under construction into Summer 2026, while Highland/McMath sewer force-main design starts June 2026.