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GOP Announce Counterproposal To Infrastructure Plan

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GOP members of the Senate have outlined a counterproposal to the $2 trillion infrastructure proposal, called the American Jobs Plan,

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Transmission Grid Loans Announced By DOE

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Loans Will Support Projects to Widen Clean Electricity Reach and Enhance Grid Reliability WASHINGTON, D.C. — In support of the Biden

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Amtrak Receives $1.69B Funding From DOT

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WASHINGTON – U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg today announced that the Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is

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Water Infrastructure Funding Announced By EPA

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WASHINGTON — Today, at an address to water associations, utilities, and their workers to mark Water Week, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

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Transportation Industry Hails Biden’s Infrastructure Plan

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Transportation leaders are praising President Biden’s newly announced infrastructure plan as a win for the transportation industry. Leaders within the

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Increasing Snowmelt in Winter A Threat to Water Supply

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More snow is melting during winter across the West, a concerning trend that could impact everything from ski conditions to

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EPA Announces $67M Funding For Stormwater Management

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WASHINGTON (April 1, 2021) — Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the availability of $67 million in grant funding through the

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Deep Canyon Bridge Construction in Idaho

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The new and improved Manning Crevice Bridge is only the seventh of its kind in the world By Brian Alvarado

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The Buckeye State’s New Bridge

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The Dublin Link is the longest single tower “S” shaped suspension bridge in the world By Sophia Acevedo For decades, residents

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Megan O’Callaghan, Deputy City Manager/COO, City of Dublin

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City Official and engineer for the Dublin Link bridge project reflects on the project and what’s to come American Infrastructure:

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Prioritizing Our Nation’s Infrastructure

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How the nation can approach 2021 in infrastructure funding By Manuel H. Lazerov The election is behind us, and a

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Prioritizing Broadband Infrastructure in 2021

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South Dakota’s governor proposes to invest $100 million to provide better broadband access By Governor Kristi Noem As America’s founders

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Restoring Roads in Nashville

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The I-440 serves as an important route for connecting different parts of the city. By Sophia Acevedo Roads are essential

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Construction Industry Forecast For 2021

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There are four key factors to keep in mind when thinking about the future of the construction industry By John

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Adapting Transportation Systems in 2021

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A proactive and reactive approach is needed to address transportation systems in 2021 By Malcolm Dougherty After a year of

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Building for 2021 and Beyond

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Public works and infrastructure in the 117th Congress By Mary Joyce Ivers and Scott D. Grayson As the 117th Congress

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Changes in Critical Infrastructure in 2021

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Lessons from this past year are vital to take into the new year By Mark Ray At the time of

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Philadelphia’s Path to Zero

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Philadelphia will invest in safer roads and transportation through the Vision Zero Action Plan By Mayor Jim Kenney Philadelphians have

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Jan/Feb 2021 Publisher’s Note for American Infrastructure Magazine

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Hello Readers in Print and Online, I hope your 2021 is off to a great beginning. Wishing you the best

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Jan/Feb 2021 Editor’s Note for American Infrastructure Magazine

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Hello Readers in print and online, Welcome to 2021 (and good riddance to 2020). We are delighted to show you

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Congress Must Support Water Utilities and Customers

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Coronavirus relief legislation is needed to address significant revenue losses By Charles Stevens The country’s approximately 50,000 drinking water and

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Resilient Infrastructure is on the Rise for 2021

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The landscape of our nation points to an emphasis on improving infrastructure and a cleaner environment By Brian Alvarado As

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Construction & Engineering Trends for 2021

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Engineering and construction companies adapt to the ongoing impacts of the pandemic with digital investments and partnership approaches By Michelle

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President Joe Biden Signs Executive Orders Focusing on Clean Energy

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On Wednesday, President Joe Biden has signed executive orders that are focusing on climate change and clean energy. According to

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NDOT Breaks Ground on $155 Million Final Centennial Bowl Phase in Northwest Las Vegas

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New Project Estimated to Create Nearly 1,700 Local Jobs LAS VEGAS, NEV. – The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) today

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Standing Out in 2020

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The City of Seattle balanced a quick response to COVID-19 while continuing to prioritize infrastructure. By Sophia Acevedo Many major

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Massive Makeover in Milwaukee

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The multimillion-dollar project improves safety on the busiest and largest interchange in Wisconsin By Brian Alvarado A major component in

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New York City’s Largest Wastewater Plant

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The Newtown Creek Water Resource Recovery Facility provides clean water to upwards of 1 million people By Brian Alvarado Built

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Channeling a New Era on the Outer Banks

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The Marc Basnight Bridge is designed to provide a 100-year service life, addressing the many problems of its predecessor By

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Solutions For A 100-Year Problem

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The City of Dallas created the Able Pump Station to remedy this issue of its past By Sophia Acevedo Aging

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The AI Interview: Jenny Durkan, Mayor of Seattle

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Mayor Jenny Durkan addresses how Seattle overcame challenges in 2020 AI:Congratulations on being our Municipality of the Year? What do

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California’s Critical Role in Promoting Clean Water Infrastructure

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Funding is needed in order to maintain clean water projects By Adam Link Clean water infrastructure in California is big.

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2020: The Year of Redirection for Infrastructure

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COVID-19 may have deterred significant progress in infrastructure, but it has moved us toward the right goals. By Sophia Acevedo

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Low Risk of Coronavirus for Wastewater Workers

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WEF discusses the results of their study on the risks of coronavirus in the wastewaster industry By Andrew Sanderson The

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New Opportunities to Close the Digital Divide

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The pandemic highlighted the need for improved broadband infrastructure in rural areas. By Clarence Anthony In the wake of this

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High Speed Rail is Moving Forward in 2021

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Its America’s turn to reap the benefits of high speed rail projects. By Andrew Kunz As a new era emerges

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2021 Outlook for U.S. Transportation Infrastructure

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According to a Fitch Ratings outlook report for ports, toll roads an airports, U.S. transportation infrastructure will face a mixed

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Visionary Infrastructure Initiatives in 2020

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While waiting on Congress to create a national infrastructure bill, several cities have begun significant infrastructure initiatives this year By

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Taking A Look at 2020 Infrastructure Legislation

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Congress provided some funding throughout the year, but a national infrastructure plan is needed. By Tom Smith Between a global

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Evluma’s Build-Your-Own Acorn is an Affordable Answer to Decorative Streetlight LED Upgrades

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Evluma announces the release of Build-Your-Own Acorn; a full-fixture, decorative streetlight replacement solution that includes the customer’s choice of acorn

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Numerous infrastructure projects expected in early 2021

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By Mary Scott Nabers As public officials begin to look at 2021, many are preparing to launch large infrastructure projects.

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From Adventure to Package Delivery, Ford Adds New Recreational and Business Options for 2021 Transit Customers

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America’s best-selling van, the Ford Transit, is being updated with a new 2021 model as recreational vehicle demand has increased

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Six Steps to Better Stormwater Management

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Learn tips from a stormwater management expert to improve your process and lessen environmental impact. By Tim Ham While COVID-19

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Green Flows to Green

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COVID-19 and the climate is accelerating use of natural infrastructure in urban areas By Erik J. Meyers and Mark Cason

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A Pipeline to Economic Recovery

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Investments in water infrastructure would create jobs, raise wages and protect health By Katie Henderson Many Americans are paying closer

City Official's Message In This Issue

Rising to the Challenge in Denver

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Denver is creating new ideas and programs in response to COVID-19 By Eulois Cleckley Although our recent public health crisis

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Utilizing Infrastructure Initiatives

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The City of Columbus is partaking in two major city initiatives that will shape innovative, safe and inclusive mobility planning

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On the Front Lines: Keeping Atlanta Safe

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The DPW has continued essential functions to maintain the city’s cleanliness and safety By James A. Jackson, The City of

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Investing in a National Infrastructure Plan

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The federal government needs to prioritize infrastructure By Governor Larry Hogan For decades, the success of the American economy and

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Fighting COVID-19 in California

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Governor Gavin Newsom and his administration have been posed with the monumental challenge of leading the state through a pandemic

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Presidential Vision for Infrastructure Up for Debate

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September’s presidential debate tees up an opportunity for the candidates to showcase their vision for the infrastructure we want and

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Rebuilding Kansas’ Foundation

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To reimagine the state’s infrastructure, Kansans must work together By Governor Laura Kelly The Kansas state motto, “Ad Astra per

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Taking on COVID-19 in Phoenix

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The city of Phoenix develops a new strategy to address the pandemic locally. By Ginger Spencer If you were to

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Taking a Bold Stance in U.S. Infrastructure

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Data shows that COVID-19 has greatly impacted the nation’s infrastructure By Emily Feenstra All corners of American life and business

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Mid-year update: Engineering & Construction Trends

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Adapting to the impact of COVID-19 with new project opportunities and acceleration of trends like prefabrication and modularization By Michelle

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Transforming the Transportation Industry

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Clean Energy is pushing the needle toward a more resilient, sustainable future with renewable natural gas By Brian Alvarado With

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The AI Interview: Diane VanDe Hei, CEO of the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies

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Executive shares how water investments will assure health and safety of our nation’s communities American Infrastructure: The COVID-19 outbreak has

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Strategies in the Show-Me State

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Infrastructure investments have helped Missouri move forward By Governor Mike Parson When I became Missouri’s 57th governor on June 1,

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Supporting Better Travel

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The Russell Street Bridge project makes way for safer access to movement By Sophia Acevedo Bridges serve as an essential

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Where Do We Go from Here?

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Public Works brings a sense of normalcy to our nation By Mary Joyce Ivers and Scott D. Grayson As leaders

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Business Unusual

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How the Maine transportation system is navigating the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond By Bruce Van Note Social distancing was practiced

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Stormwater Solutions in Seattle

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The Murray Wet Weather Facility reduces untreated CSOs into Puget Sound By Brian Alvarado For 60 years during heavy rain,

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Kicking COVID to the Curb

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Governments and agencies are taking proactive approaches to address infrastructure during the pandemic By Brian Alvarado With 2020 more than

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California’s New “Postcard” Bridge

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The Gerald Desmond Bridge will be replaced by a new more efficient bridge By Sophia Acevedo The Port of

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Rebuilding Rural America

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Investing in rural infrastructure helps strengthen the national economy By U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine L. Chao Rural America is