Santa Ana sewer work on Alton Avenue reaches final restoration phase
OC San has completed pipe rehabilitation on Alton Avenue, but lane controls and a closed bike lane remain during bypass removal, manhole work and roadway restoration.
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Noblesville Gets $12 Million for State Road 37 Final Design, But Construction Funding Remains
A $12 million BUILD grant will complete final design for Noblesville’s 1.6-mile State Road 37 project. The award advances the plan, but does not fund the full reconstruction.
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Tyler Parkway closure moves into roundabout and pedestrian-crossing phase
Tyler Parkway is closed between Country West Road and Valley Drive as Bismarck crews build two roundabouts, raised pedestrian crossings and storm-sewer infrastructure.
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Cupertino advances McClellan Road Bridge project with $1.28 million design agreement
Cupertino authorized acceptance of an $850,000 federal grant and a design agreement capped at $1,278,700 for the McClellan Road Bridge, but construction still needs design completion and more funding.
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Worcester school boundary project moves toward August review
Worcester Public Schools moved its initial boundary and quadrant-alignment scenarios from June to August after spring community feedback. No final attendance changes have been approved.
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Maine’s new license plate deadline has passed. What drivers should know
Maine’s July 31, 2026 deadline for issuing new plates has passed, but public BMV materials do not provide a final tally confirming every required Chickadee replacement.
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Harris County study examines flooding, mobility and safety along Spring Stuebner Road
A $550,000 Harris County planning study is examining recurring flooding, drainage, mobility and safety along Spring Stuebner Road between SH 99 and IH 45. The study was listed as 37% complete on June 3, 2026, but it does not authorize construction.
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Priest Fire Near Groveland Injured Three Firefighters and Closed Highway 120
The approximately 10-acre Priest Fire began July 6 near Old Priest Grade and Highway 120 in Big Oak Flat, prompting evacuations and temporary route closures affecting the Groveland area before reaching full containment on July 7.
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Fort Worth residents can weigh in on $4.5 million North Tarrant Parkway project
A virtual Fort Worth meeting Monday will outline planned turn lanes, signals and pedestrian improvements at North Tarrant Parkway and North Beach Street.
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Sebastian Inlet Bridge Replacement Moves Into Multiyear Construction Phase
FDOT says post-letting and pre-construction work is ongoing on the approximately $102 million SR A1A bridge replacement. Drivers should retain a crossing over Sebastian Inlet, but changing work zones, possible nonpeak lane closures and reduced park access are expected through a schedule now listed through fall 2031.
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Long Beach Airport awarded $27 million FAA grant for Taxiway F reconstruction
The FAA awarded Long Beach Airport $27,088,053 to reconstruct aging Taxiway F. The project is planned to proceed after contracting and finish before the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Connecticut awards $16.8 million for 13 local bridge projects
Connecticut awarded $16.8 million in state matching grants for 13 bridge replacement and rehabilitation projects in 11 municipalities. The grants cover half of eligible costs, but no construction or closure dates were announced.
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Aurora council agenda sets proposed $62,000 engineering work for Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue
Aurora officials will consider a proposed engineering amendment of up to $62,000 for planned improvements at Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue, but no final City Council action is scheduled for Aug. 4.
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Huntsville’s 17-mile South Huntsville greenway loop is now connected
A new 1.5-mile Tennessee River Greenway segment opened July 30, connecting the river route with Elgie’s Walk and creating an approximately 17-mile South Huntsville loop.
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Wenatchee’s Pershing Street stormwater project is backed by more than $3.6 million in state funding
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.
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NYSDOT Lists Apparent Low Bidder for Nedrow I-81 Bridge Replacement
NYSDOT’s verified July 17 results list Winn Construction Services Inc. as the apparent low bidder at $18.37 million for the I-81 bridges over Route 11 near Nedrow. Final award status remains unconfirmed.
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Boston’s Street-Safety Plan Faces an Immediate Test After Cyclist’s Death
Mayor Michelle Wu’s July 24 plan promises safer barriers, a Tremont Street evaluation and broader enforcement, but advocates want firm deadlines and measurable follow-through.
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Boise Airport’s $74 million federal award moves into its next construction phase
Boise Airport’s $74 million in FAA grants supports active runway and apron work, with an August 12 outreach event for trade partners and contractors.
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Indian School Road Work Enters Crosswalk Phase Before August Utility Restrictions
Scottsdale crews are rebuilding ADA ramps and crosswalks on Indian School Road before utility adjustments and mill-and-overlay work bring added lane restrictions beginning Aug. 9.
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Kennedy Avenue Bridge Closure Begins Aug. 10 in Danbury
Danbury plans to close Kennedy Avenue to all traffic around Aug. 10 for an estimated two months as crews complete Phase 2 of the Kennedy Avenue Bridge rehabilitation.
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D.C. begins testing reflective pavement at five heat-island sites
DDOT launched a five-site pilot of three reflective pavement products, with daytime closures during application and an evaluation report planned by the end of 2026.
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Barnett Road closure continues through November for Marana sewer interceptor work
Barnett Road remains closed to all traffic between Sanders Road and Tangerine Farms Boulevard as Marana installs sewer pipe and manholes, with completion listed for Nov. 24.