Upper Darby Township Council heard residents about a proposed zoning amendment that could allow residential and commercial development on approximately 14 acres along State Road in Drexel Hill.
A portion of Hemingway Chapel Road in the Conway area was scheduled to close for a county stormwater project funded through a nearly $5.5 million state grant package.
The City of Carrollton is seeking sealed bids for a Johnson Avenue project, with proposals due Aug. 11 after a July 28 pre-bid conference.
The July 2 bond authorization is intended to support selected Phase I construction and Phase II design, but Fort Lauderdale’s stormwater program remains a phased effort with projects at different stages.
Palm Bay customers previously billed quarterly for Republic Services solid waste and stormwater should check for monthly statements, new payment timing and listed processing fees.
A July storm temporarily restricted shellfish harvesting in defined Great South Bay waters in the Towns of Islip and Babylon. Normally certified Islip waters east of the Robert Moses Causeway Bridge reopened July 10, and DEC now lists no temporary Suffolk County closures.
Benbrook City Council unanimously approved a $150,000 agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc. to inspect about 50,000 linear feet of storm-sewer pipe in Benbrook Lakeside and Westpark and add the findings to the city’s GIS system for future maintenance planning.
Portland’s July 1 utility-rate increases are beginning to appear on bills. The city estimates a typical single-family customer will pay about $10.20 more per month from the rate changes, plus a separate flood-safety fee of about $1.20.
A July 6, 2026 Suffolk County bathing advisory covered two Centerport beaches after heavy rain. Huntington records document a bioswale and watershed drainage projects, but do not show how those controls performed during that storm.
Construction is active on Pershing Street between Springwater Avenue and Maple Street, with local-traffic restrictions, temporary water service for several homes and planned stormwater, water-main and sidewalk improvements.
Beaufort County has begun designing restoration work for the Arthur Horne Wetlands between Camelia Road and Ivy Lane in Port Royal, using Stormwater Utility Fund money for design while federal funding is on hold.
Olathe’s proposed 2027 utility rates would raise the city’s average single-family monthly charge by $9.23, but the rates are not final.
Chattanooga’s Stormwater Division is seeking bids for litter-capture devices and related services in the city’s stormwater system and local creeks. Sealed bids are due at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5.
The City of Nashua said July 22 rainfall pushed wet-weather flows beyond capacity at the Nashua Wastewater Treatment Facility, resulting in probable combined-sewer-overflow discharges.
Parker budgeted $53.7 million in its 2026 Public Improvements Fund and spent $13.9 million through June 30, with resurfacing, bridge, roadway, sidewalk, traffic-control and stormwater projects at different stages.
Akron’s 2026 capital program allocates $70,000 to expand native-meadow work from Hardesty Park toward Memorial Parkway and Summit Lake, with changes to mowing, signage and park appearance expected as sites establish.
Construction and drilling are resuming near Bruce’s Beach, with reduced parking, weekday noise, traffic controls and new resident parking options.
Dolton is among 11 south suburban communities facing elevated flood risk after July storms pushed regional reservoirs near or to capacity.
Pinellas County’s Palm Harbor-Sutherland drainage study is still evaluating needs after its July 15 public-input deadline; no specific construction projects are finalized.
A $2 million state appropriation will support St. Petersburg’s planned Shore Acres drainage and pump-station project, with construction anticipated in 2028.
Ames lists JC Midwest Services as the apparent low bidder for drainage work at three low points, while Duff Avenue and Sixth Street remain deferred.
MWRD asked Oak Lawn residents to delay showers, laundry and dishwashing after July 27 storms while the regional sewer and reservoir system managed excess water.
