Trump’s Infrastructure Plan is out – and controversy is rampant!

President Trump released his Infrastructure Plan on Monday and to no surprise…it pleased almost no one…other than perhaps those who crafted it.  Some have questioned whether the plan pleases anyone. The plan has been touted as a $1.5 trillion investment but there is actually very little funding coming from government. Even worse, the funding is […]

Infrastructure plan moves closer to public release

The nation’s long-awaited Infrastructure Plan will be addressed during next week’s State of the Union address, according to President Trump, who also says the plan that originally was expected to result in a $1 trillion nationwide infrastructure investment has now grown to an investment forecast of approximately $1.7 trillion. This comes on the heels of […]

Trump’s leaked infrastructure plan draft includes provisions for various sectors

The expanded use and funding for Private Activity Bonds (PABs) has again taken over the spotlight in infrastructure debate in America. A six-page document claimed to be the draft outline for President Trump’s long-awaited national infrastructure plan was leaked this week, and PABs are among the major infrastructure funding principles addressed.

President’s infrastructure plan outlined

The expanded use and funding for Private Activity Bonds (PABs) has again taken over the spotlight in infrastructure debate in America. A six-page document claimed to be the draft outline for President Trump’s long-awaited national infrastructure plan was leaked this week and PABs are among the major infrastructure funding principles addressed. The leaked plan does not yet […]

Lessons Learned of Infrastructure in 2017

There were high hopes for 2017 after President Trump promised a trillion dollar infrastructure plan. There was bipartisan support, as well as support from the general public. Yet, we are about to end 2017 the same way we started it – with our infrastructure still crumbling and hundreds of critical projects still waiting to be launched.

State funding continues to shrink – most large public projects will require alternative types of funding in 2018

As a new year approaches, state lawmakers throughout the U.S. are projecting the lowest state spending increases since the Great Recession. In fact, public-sector spending at the local levels of government has been outpacing state spending for a number of years.

Water, water everywhere…but should we drink it? And, do we have enough of it?

Daily, we are bombarded with messages urging us to drink more water.  It’s good for our health.  It’s good for energy, endurance and our appearance. Water keeps us hydrated and we can’t live without it. We should all drink lots of water! But, there’s a problem with that and here’s a shocking fact…94 percent of […]