The city council in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, approved a federal grant contract worth almost $50 million earlier this month. The grant will support the South Bridge project, which officials say will connect State Highway 82 (SH 82) to the western side of the Roaring Fork River in south Glenwood Springs. The total estimated project cost is around $80 million, with […]
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced $61 million in funding for eight flood mitigation projects across New York. The projects will use green solutions like bioswales, permeable surfaces, vegetation, and buried storage instead of conventional steel and concrete. New York City receives the largest share of the funds: $10 million for stormwater upgrades in Brooklyn and […]
The Federal Transit Authority (FTA) has distributed $2 billion across 165 transit projects to bolster bus programs and networks throughout the nation. The funding was delivered through the Grants for Buses and Bus Facilities (BBF) Program and the Low or No Emission (Low-No) Grant Program. Both are designed to modernize bus infrastructure, mitigate traffic congestion, incentivize economic connectivity and enable millions of riders to travel efficiently, affordably and safely. […]
A project to build a 10-mile extension to an electric light rail in New Jersey is taking the next step with New Jersey Transit issuing a request for proposals seeking a contractor to create a draft environmental impact statement. The Northern Branch Project involves extending the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail into Bergen County, NJ. The extension would provide light-rail service from the current end […]
California is investing $145.5 million in local, specialized healthcare systems and services, supporting community organizations’ efforts to make treatment affordable, accessible and effective. The allocation will be delivered through the Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) Capacity and Infrastructure, Transition, Expansion and Development (CITED) program. The PATH initiative was established to enhance local providers’ capabilities to provide quality community-based care. A total of 153 […]
Carlisle residents in Massaschusetts voted to kick start plans to revamp the town’s 1980s era fire station. Among the items approved was design funding, setting the project in motion after years of study and public review. Voters initially authorized $150,000 for design work in May 2025 to evaluate how the 1985 building can be modernized to meet current safety standards and support the needs of firefighters […]
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), following the resolution of the government shutdown, has made its first approvals through the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program. An initial 19 Final Proposals received the green light to move forward with billions in funding to expand universal broadband access. Out of the 53 states and […]