Lake Villa village board receives CMAP NEXT implementation plan
The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning presented an updated NEXT Program implementation action plan to the Lake Villa Village Board on July 10, 2026.
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WisDOT schedules 2026 Holy Hill Road improvement through Richfield
A Wisconsin DOT transportation program lists a $4 million-to-$4.999 million resurfacing and reconstruction project for STH 167, or Holy Hill Road, between STH 175 and Interstate 41 in the Village of Richfield.
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MoDOT continues planning Route 171 intersection improvements near Carl Junction
A Missouri transportation project list places Route 171 intersection improvements from the Kansas state line to Fir Road in a June 2025–June 2029 scoping and design window.
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Marysville advances repeal of 116th Street Master Plan as public deadlines near
Marysville is considering repeal of its 2001 116th Street Master Plan while retaining a 38th Drive NE connection. Comments on the environmental determination are due Aug. 5, with appeals due Aug. 6.
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Pittsburgh mobility and roadway-safety survey closes Aug. 7 as city weighs future infrastructure priorities
Pittsburgh residents and commuters have until Aug. 7 to respond to the city’s mobility and roadway-safety survey, which is intended to inform future transportation policy, planning and investment decisions.
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Garden Ridge residents weighed Comal County road priorities
Garden Ridge residents weighed future Comal County road and safety priorities at a June open house; no project, schedule or funding was approved.
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Yarmouth Approves $12,000 Match for Casco Bay Trail Planning
Yarmouth approved a $12,000 match for preliminary engineering on the proposed Portland-to-Yarmouth Casco Bay Trail segment; construction funding remains unsettled.
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New Bern-Area MPO Becomes Countywide Craven County MPO
New Bern’s transportation planning agency is now countywide, keeping the city represented while changing how future road, transit and infrastructure priorities are coordinated.
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Shoreline’s 185th Street station plan weighs paths and sports uses
Shoreline is studying safer walking and biking connections and a possible sports, recreation and entertainment overlay near the 185th Street station.
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Macon residents can weigh in on possible Atlanta-Savannah rail route
Macon residents can respond by August 6, 2026, to a Georgia DOT study of possible Atlanta-Savannah passenger rail service that could include Macon.
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Conroe traffic-safety plan enters second round of public input
Conroe residents can rank proposed traffic-safety projects, report dangerous locations and review crash data as the city plan moves toward fall recommendations.
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CapMetro strike risk grows: authorization follows training, pay disputes
Austin TX – CapMetro bus workers authorized a potential strike after disputes over training, wages and bonuses, raising reliability concerns for fixed routes.
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Trent Woods joins the Craven County MPO—planning changes take effect July 1, 2026
Trent Woods residents now fall under the Craven County MPO structure effective July 1, 2026, after the New Bern Area MPO transition. Next TAC: July 22.
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WSATPO seeks input on 27 2028-2037 STIP projects: How residents weigh in
Winston-Salem NC – WSATPO’s Regional Impact STIP list (27 projects) is open for feedback: a July 7 meeting plus an online points survey through July 13.
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Bakersfield high-speed rail: HSRA shifts interim station north of 7th Standard Road
HSRA’s board adopted its Final 2026 Business Plan June 1, placing Bakersfield’s interim station north of 7th Standard Road—City leaders object.
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154th Ave NE pavement work starts July 6—what to expect in Redmond
Drivers on 154th Ave NE will see intermittent lane closures for paving operations starting Monday, July 6, through Monday, Aug. 31, 2026. Here’s the corridor, scope, and planning tips.
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Boise wins $503,125 IFAC grant to plan restored intercity passenger rail
Boise received a $503,125 federal IFAC planning grant to develop a funding strategy for restored intercity passenger rail and study Boise Depot-area investments.
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Fayetteville stays in North Carolina’s rail pipeline, but the Raleigh route is still early-stage
Fayetteville NC – A proposed passenger rail link to Raleigh remains active, but state and federal records show the corridor is still in early planning, not construction.