Replacing all 592 George Washington Bridge steel suspender ropes is 95% done
Efforts to replace all 592 steel suspender ropes that support the roadway on the George Washington Bridge are now 95%
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Want a heat resilience ‘blueprint’ for your city? This federal research center can help.
The federally backed Center for Heat Resilient Communities opened applications on Wednesday for communities to receive financial and technical assistance
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Baltimore-area Public Works officials submit reports on lead water pipes to federal government
Baltimore-area Public Works officials just submitted reports to the federal government about potential lead in water pipes. Last month was
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Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded $640M loan for wastewater system upgrades.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has given the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District a low-interest loan of $640 million,
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Suburban cities focus on infrastructure expansions, upgrades
In any rapidly growing state, booming population growth brings abundant opportunities for contractors. According to Smart Cities Dive, construction firms
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Half of IIJA funds unspent with Trump set to take office
Biden officials are rushing to get infrastructure funds out the door ahead of the incoming Trump administration, AP News reported.
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Minnesota Completes Lead Pipe Inventory With One of the Highest Response Rates in Nation
According to Red Lake Nation News, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) today announced that 100% of the state’s community
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Missouri DNR’s $640M Loan for St. Louis Wastewater Upgrades the Largest in State History
According to the Missouri Independent, St. Louis’ sewer district will receive the largest loan in the history of Missouri’s clean
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U.S. DOT Awards $6M To SoCal Pedestrian Safety Efforts
The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) received a $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to improve
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U.S. DOE Launches $30 Million Funding Seeking AI To Accelerate Interconnection Process
According to PVTech the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched US$30 million in funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
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Unlocking the Potential of Artificial Intelligence for America’s Infrastructure
According to American City & County, since celebrating Infrastructure Week in May, the conversation around infrastructure development has taken on
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U.S. Infrastructure Growth Expected to Continue Post-Election
According to Global X, the United States is experiencing an infrastructure renaissance due to strong inflows of public and private
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LA Region Pushes Forward on Big-Ticket Water Infrastructure
Los Angeles and Southern California infrastructure agencies are poised to set precedents in advancing water projects in one of the
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Florida city’s $1.3B ballpark project timeline in jeopardy after hurricane
After hurricane winds shredded the roof of Tropicana Field last month, construction of the Tampa Bay Rays’ $1.3 billion new
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Zero-emission buses will need newly trained maintenance workers: GAO report
Zero-emission buses accounted for just 2% of the total bus fleet in use by the nation’s roughly 500 large urban
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How the IIJA is funding increased transportation carbon emissions
The 2021 infrastructure law’s historic $643 billion, five-year investment in transportation could end up adding the equivalent of 77 million
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Cities, states say they’ll need more help to replace millions of lead pipes
States, cities and water utilities agree that the lead pipes need to go to ensure safe water for residents. But
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Half of IIJA funds unspent with Trump set to take office
Biden officials are rushing to get infrastructure funds out the door ahead of the incoming Trump administration, AP News reported.
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Colorado’s US 50 Middle Bridge in Gunnison fully reopens
Colorado’s Department of Transportation announced that work on US 50 Middle Bridge in Montrose, Gunnison and Hinsdale Counties is now
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How climate change is making hurricanes worse for Tampa Bay water systems
Recent hurricanes, including Debby, Helene and Milton, have exposed significant vulnerabilities in Tamp Bay’s water infrastructure, highlighting the region’s struggle
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Researchers testing building codes as New York sets tornado record
Upstate New York’s record-breaking 31 tornadoes this summer highlighted the need for more resilient infrastructure. Researchers at the University at
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Santa Monica’s Safe Streets Project Wins APWA Transportation Award
The Southern California Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) recently awarded the Safe Streets award for the 17th
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Before-and-after photos spark hope for US infrastructure: ‘The after pictures are amazing’
Seattle’s transformation of its waterfront area is a striking example of urban renewal, replacing the Alaskan Way Viaduct — a
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Incoming Senate chairs expected to rein in infrastructure dollars
The next surface transportation reauthorization bill, which is set to begin negotiations as soon as next year, could see significant
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As Savannah, Georgia’s streets flood again, city council discusses path forward for drainage improvements
Savannah streets were inundated with water from heavy rainfall Thursday, causing street flooding that left cars floating through water up
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