Corona Budget Lists $402 Million in FY 2026 Capital Projects
Corona’s FY 2026 capital program lists major storm-drain, pavement, transportation and energy projects alongside citywide operating and revenue totals.
Stormwater infrastructure
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Leonia, Teaneck sign cooperation framework as borough advances flood-resilience work
Leonia and Teaneck have signed a memorandum of understanding, while Leonia pursues an NJIT flooding analysis and additional EPA grant support for stormwater infrastructure.
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Mill Creek approves new funding and engineering work for Silver Crest Drive rebuild and stormwater projects
The Mill Creek City Council voted 6-0 on July 14 to increase authorized spending for the Silver Crest Drive Rebuild Project and approve related road, stormwater and sidewalk engineering work.
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York Village Revitalization Project Moves Into Its 2026 Construction Season
York’s downtown revitalization project has entered its planned 2026 construction phase, bringing intersection, roadway, sidewalk, parking, bicycle, lighting and drainage work to York Village.
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Minnesota bill proposes $4 million for Virginia’s Sixth Avenue and former steam-plant redevelopment
Senate File 3728 proposes a $4 million state bond-funded grant to Virginia for Sixth Avenue reconstruction and utility upgrades supporting redevelopment of the city’s decommissioned municipal steam-plant site.
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Fergus Falls’ Cleveland Avenue reconstruction remains on track for August completion
Cleveland Avenue reconstruction is underway in Fergus Falls, with the city estimating completion in August 2026. Through traffic is closed in the project area, while local traffic is generally maintained.
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Flood-mitigation work reopens Hemingway Chapel Road after grant-funded upgrades
Horry County reported completion of a stormwater project on Hemingway Chapel Road, including four new pipes beneath the road.
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East Elmhurst flooding renews focus on pending sewer-financing plan
July flooding renewed East Elmhurst concerns about sewer backups and drainage, while a City Council resolution seeking state financing remains pending.
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San Diego Secures Nearly $12 Million for Oak Park Stormwater Project
San Diego secured an $11.98 million disaster-recovery award for Oak Park stormwater improvements tied to the January 2024 floods and Chollas Creek.
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Morgantown Utility Board approves Patteson culvert repair contract
Morgantown Utility Board approved a $1,003,486 contract to stabilize a Patteson Drive culvert after part of a Burger King parking lot sank in June 2025.
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Henderson Uses Drones and Rescue Training to Prepare for Monsoon Flooding
Henderson is pairing green-LiDAR stormwater mapping with specialized rescue training as Southern Nevada enters its July-to-September monsoon season.
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Anaheim approves OC Flood Control lease for Dad Miller flood basin
Anaheim CA — On July 14, 2026, City Council approved a 25-year lease for a 44.18-acre Dad Miller flood basin parcel, with CPI rent and annexation-based changes.
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Tampa City Council (July 16) to consider Resilient Florida grants for Greater McKay Bay
Tampa City Council meets July 16 to consider a $435,000 DEP “Resilient Florida” grant for Greater McKay Bay planning and South Howard Phase I design.
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Corey Road closure starts in Greenville for flood-reduction project; detours
Greenville NC – Corey Road will close between East Fire Tower Road and Worthington Road for about 6–8 weeks for flood-reduction work and detours.
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Pittsburgh Water board agenda June 29: PENNVEST requests for lead lines & stormwater
Pittsburgh Water’s June 29 board agenda includes PENNVEST resolutions on lead service lines and a 2027 stormwater catch basin/inlet project.