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Grants Awarded:
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64 California Cities Just Woke Up on Housing. A Single Law Explains Why.
SB 79's July 1 effective date ended a waiting period that had quietly mothballed housing procurement in dozens of California cities for over a year.
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Isle of Wight County to Replace Westside Elementary, Tapping Risk-Shifting Contract Model
Denver Targeting 75% Cut in Street Homelessness by 2027
Isle aux Morts, Newfoundland Reaches Phase 4 of Long Water and Sewer Overhaul
Iowa DNR Clearing Trees to Save 9 Acres of Rare Prairie in Humboldt County
Bloomington Turns Shuttered Church Into Test Case for Missing-Middle Housing
Newport Set for Major Harbour Revitalization as Federal Government Seeks Contractors
Wisconsin Municipalities Are Racing to Claim a Slice of $484 Million in Water Funds
A January 2026 state funding announcement, new MS4 compliance pressure, and a project backlog worth $4.5 billion have converged into the largest stormwater procurement surge in years.
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California Transit Agencies Are Flooding the Procurement Market All at Once
Delaware's Single Transit Agency Just Captured $34 Million in 90 Days
Thirteen Florida Utilities Just Issued Their First Water RFPs in Over a Year
Infrastructure
California Transit Agencies Are Flooding the Procurement Market All at Once
A February state restructuring, $14 billion in newly-available federal formula funds, and an expiring infrastructure law have compressed two years of deferred contracting into a single quarter.
Delaware's Single Transit Agency Just Captured $34 Million in 90 Days
The federal infrastructure law's clock runs out September 30, and DART has spent four years making itself the kind of grantee FTA trusts to spend money fast.
Isle aux Morts, Newfoundland Reaches Phase 4 of Long Water and Sewer Overhaul
The remote fishing community of about 650 people has been rebuilding its aging underground infrastructure piece by piece for years, with no end yet in sight.
Thirteen Florida Utilities Just Issued Their First Water RFPs in Over a Year
Two federal funding clocks expiring at once are forcing dormant utilities, from tiny Cedar Key to Miami-Dade, to start spending billions before September.
Cities
Plainfield, NJ Building Fully Inclusive Playground for Children With Disabilities
The Hannah Atkins Completely Inclusive Playground aims to go far beyond the bare minimum accessibility standards that have left many disabled children on the sidelines.
North Battleford Moving Forward on Regional Twin-Pad Arena After Decades of Aging Ice
The Battlefords region's primary ice facilities date to 1959. A new twin-pad events centre would serve a trading area of up to 40,000 people, but funding remains the central challenge.
Republic, WA Is Building a $16M Library, Childcare Center and Community Hub
The remote Ferry County town of about 1,000 people is tackling a childcare desert, library shortfall, and lack of gathering space with one civic building on the school campus.
Fair Haven, NJ Is Building a Playground Every Child Can Use at McCarter Park
The small Monmouth County borough is joining a regional wave of inclusive park builds designed to serve children with disabilities alongside their peers.
Environment
Iowa DNR Clearing Trees to Save 9 Acres of Rare Prairie in Humboldt County
The Behounek Tract contains never-plowed native grassland, one of the most ecologically irreplaceable landscape types left in a state that has lost 99.9% of its original prairie.
Canada Launches Captive-Breeding Program for Its Rarest Freshwater Fish
The Atlantic whitefish survives in just three Nova Scotia lakes, where invasive predators have pushed it to the edge of extinction in the wild.
A Parks Department Is Turning to Livestock to Cut Wildfire Risk
The agency wants grazing animals to chew down grasses and brush at multiple park sites, a low-tech approach to fuel reduction that has spread across the Western U.S.
Parks Department Turns to Grazing Animals to Cut Wildfire Fuel
Livestock will be deployed across multiple park sites in a growing trend among Western agencies looking for alternatives to mowing and prescribed burns.
Iowa DNR Racing to Save a Scrap of Never-Plowed Prairie in Humboldt County
Nine acres of original tallgrass prairie on the East Fork WMA are being reclaimed from encroaching trees and shrubs before the native plants disappear for good.
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Education
Isle of Wight County to Replace Westside Elementary, Tapping Risk-Shifting Contract Model
Infrastructure
Isle aux Morts, Newfoundland Reaches Phase 4 of Long Water and Sewer Overhaul
Environment
Iowa DNR Clearing Trees to Save 9 Acres of Rare Prairie in Humboldt County
Housing
Bloomington Turns Shuttered Church Into Test Case for Missing-Middle Housing
Infrastructure
Newport Set for Major Harbour Revitalization as Federal Government Seeks Contractors
Environment
Canada Launches Captive-Breeding Program for Its Rarest Freshwater Fish
Housing
Adirondack Resident's Failing Home Triggers Emergency Replacement Bid
Environment
A Parks Department Is Turning to Livestock to Cut Wildfire Risk
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Wyoming Towns Are Racing to Map Their Stormwater Systems Before the State Forces Them To
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California Transit Agencies Are Flooding the Procurement Market All at Once
Minnesota Schools and Cities Are Flooding the Solar Market Without Washington
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