Glendale residents can weigh in today on South Verdugo sewer and street overhaul
Glendale will hold a Wednesday, August 5, meeting on planned South Verdugo street, sidewalk and sewer upgrades before tentative fall 2026 construction.
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Design work begins for major I-80 Delaware Water Gap toll-bridge and Oak Street upgrades
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission awarded a $2,048,386.79 design contract for planned Oak Street overpass, toll-bridge, lighting and maintenance-facility improvements in Delaware Water Gap Borough.
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Paid downtown parking is now in effect in Eau Claire
Eau Claire’s downtown paid-parking program took effect August 1, with generally paid afternoon and evening hours, kiosk and Passport app payment options, and a listed $15 expired-meter citation.
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FDOT awards $4.21 million Nova Road resurfacing contract in Port Orange
FDOT lists Masci General Contractor, Inc. as the awardee for a $4.21 million Nova Road project from U.S. 1 to Herbert Street, but no construction start date or lane-closure schedule has been announced in the reviewed records.
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Sacramento’s Vision Zero draft plan is open for public comment through August 17
Sacramento residents can comment through August 17 on a draft street-safety plan proposing future priorities for high-injury corridors, sidewalks, speeds, crossings and other safety work.
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Seattle voters will decide renewed transit measure after council approval
Seattle lawmakers approved and the mayor signed a proposed 10-year transit measure for the November 3, 2026, ballot. Voters—not the council—would decide whether the replacement tax takes effect.
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Raleigh’s new parking rates are now in effect: What changed downtown
Raleigh’s downtown parking rates changed Aug. 1. Here’s what commuters, workers, visitors and businesses need to know about the new prices and remaining free-parking rules.
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Oklahoma City seeks engineering teams for MAPS 4 bike-lane projects
Engineering firms had until 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 5, to submit qualifications for five proposed MAPS 4 bike-lane corridors totaling about 7.35 miles in Oklahoma City.
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I-80 and I-55 Interchange Ramp Changes Remain in Effect in Joliet
One I-80-to-I-55 ramp is open again in Joliet, but three interchange movements remain closed with signed detours, including a southbound I-55 connection expected to remain closed through fall 2026.
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Fort Wayne’s Pufferbelly pedestrian bridge moves toward construction
A Fort Wayne committee-session action advanced up to $557,700 in inspection and construction-management services for the planned $7 million Pufferbelly Trail bridge over Coliseum Boulevard.
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Wabash Avenue closure near Cargill creates a two-stage Lafayette detour
A second Wabash Avenue closure near Cargill is scheduled for Aug. 10-12, with north-south through traffic blocked and a signed detour directing drivers around the work zone.
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Clark County growth-plan review moves toward hearings affecting Vancouver-area development
Clark County’s environmental review is complete, and July 29-30 work sessions examined draft housing, transportation and capital-facilities changes that could affect the unincorporated Vancouver urban growth area.
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Mobile parking-management proposals due Wednesday for downtown system
Sealed proposals for Mobile’s downtown parking-management RFP are due by 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, with a proposed term of up to five years and two renewal options.
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Corona’s Ontario Avenue widening reaches 90% design review, with right-of-way work next
Corona’s Ontario Avenue project is in 90% design review, but construction remains planned for early 2027 after appraisals, negotiations and potential easement or property acquisitions.
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Reno road work is underway across three areas, with completion targeted for August 31
Reno’s 2026 preventative-maintenance work is underway in the Southwest, Northwest and Stead/North Valleys. Residents should watch for door hangers, cones, closures and temporary parking restrictions.
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Union City’s I-85 and SR 138 interchange project is listed for 2028, but construction has not started
GDOT lists Project 0007842 at 0.00% construction completion and places a planned diverging-diamond interchange, ramp, lane, signal and lighting project in its 2028 program year.
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NJ TRANSIT’s $3.5024 billion budget relies heavily on public funding
NJ TRANSIT adopted a $3.5024 billion FY2027 operating budget and authorized $1.733 billion in capital funding. Riders will judge the plan by reliability, equipment, infrastructure and information improvements—not by the authorization alone.
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Clinton sidewalk project advances on East College Street
Clinton approved a $328,846.85 low bid for an East College Street sidewalk, but MDOT concurrence and a formal notice to proceed remain ahead of construction.
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Hayward’s adaptive traffic signals show early gains on two busy corridors
Hayward reports faster measured traffic on parts of Tennyson Road and Winton Avenue/D Street after adaptive signal upgrades began in 2025.
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NJ Transit Seeks Developer for Housing and Retail Near Bayonne’s 34th Street Station
NJ Transit is seeking a development partner for 4.3 acres at Bayonne’s 34th Street station, where the solicitation envisions mixed-income housing, retail and transit improvements.
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FAMU seeks planner for 2025-35 campus master-plan update
Florida A&M University is seeking a consultant to update its campus master plan, with proposals due August 7 and Tallahassee facilities, housing, transportation and infrastructure in scope.
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Oroville council adopts 2026-27 SB 1 road project list
Oroville City Council adopted a fiscal-year 2026-27 SB 1 project list tied to an estimated $561,423 in road funding, combining rehabilitation work with preliminary engineering for a proposed roundabout and Lincoln corridor safety improvements.