Moreno Valley lists a July 2026 Final EIR for a proposed industrial building at Day Street and Bay Avenue, but zoning, parcel-consolidation and plot-plan approvals remain pending.
Lane County and Springfield plan pavement-preservation work from late August through September, with daily closures, two-day parking notices and six-to-eight-hour curing periods.
Lorain was named for a $250,000 state safety award for sidewalk and crossing improvements, but project locations, construction timing and its relationship to other city projects remain unclear.
Through traffic remains closed between Graham Drive and the McLean cul-de-sac while Eugene’s paving project moves through utility adjustments and a scheduled east-end detour phase.
Tacoma Proposition 1 led 57.51% to 42.49% in Pierce County’s first August 4 report, but the vote remained preliminary with 710 of 745 precincts reporting.
A new federal snapshot lists 266,164 public EV charging ports, but the mix, location and reliability of chargers still vary widely for U.S. drivers.
Snohomish County is studying ways to close an Interurban Trail gap near Maple Road and I-5, including a possible overcrossing, new facilities along Maple and Butternut roads, and a potential connection to Lynnwood destinations.
TACV’s nonstop Providence-to-Praia service is operating from Warwick’s T.F. Green International Airport, with current schedule listings showing one weekly VR691 departure.
Kansas City, Kansas drivers face a northbound Metcalf Avenue lane shift through Aug. 28 and a separate U.S. 69/18th Street bridge closure expected to continue into fall 2027.
New Rochelle’s Centre Avenue Bridge over I-95 remains closed to vehicles and pedestrians during repairs, with posted detours in place and reopening scheduled no later than September 1, weather permitting.
Brigham City opened the Forest Street overpass to public traffic at 8:00 a.m. on July 31, 2026, after crews finished south parapet work. The bridge restores Forest Street access over the railroad tracks, while the American Way connection to 950 West remains a future phase.
Aurora approved $530,000 in Motor Fuel Tax funds and up to $144,100 for construction engineering on a multi-location Safe Routes to School project serving parts of School Districts 129, 131 and 204. The records identify planned sidewalk, crossing, marking and signage work but no construction start date.
Elk Grove’s capital program lists construction, design and bid milestones for July and August, while city closure notices document lane restrictions on Elk Grove Boulevard, Bruceville Road and other streets.
City of Miami records list August 2026 estimated end dates for NW 30 Street, West Grapeland and NW 35 Avenue projects, but do not confirm that the work is complete or on schedule.
Thornton is in the visioning phase for two future N Line station areas, with a public open house scheduled for Aug. 17 at Anythink Wright Farms Library.
Anthem Drive at King Road remains closed while crews reconstruct the intersection, extending detours for Frisco Lakes residents through an expected early-September reopening window.
MDOT lists an active, approximately 10.1-mile MS 178 mill-and-overlay project in Benton County, with a $6.06 million contract targeted for completion by May 29, 2027.
The Laguna Niguel City Council was asked to approve a $2.78 million Alicia Parkway signal contract, with authorized change orders raising the potential spending ceiling to $3.06 million.
Clark County plans crosswalk, signage, flasher and enforcement changes as CCSD students return Thursday, August 6, after a working-group report counted 427 children struck during school travel in 2025-26.
Federal environmental review is complete for the Portland-Vancouver I-5 bridge replacement, but permits, procurement and funding steps remain before construction.
NYS&W is seeking bids to rehabilitate Bridge 21.69 over the Passaic River, with bids due August 14 after a mandatory pre-bid meeting listed for August 5.
MassDOT records show the Perkins Row bridge replacement reached a design resubmission milestone, while regional funding and required local property rights keep the Topsfield project on a planned path toward summer 2027 construction.
