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Washington Sued to Unlock EV Charging Money. Now It's First in Line to Spend It.
A federal court ruling six days before WSDOT's first grant announcement turned a year-long funding freeze into a 3,000% surge in new EV commitments.
Infrastructure
Florida's Hurricane Recovery Billions Are Finally Reaching Smaller Counties, One Year Late
Smaller inland and rural jurisdictions are only now clearing HUD approval hurdles, entering the contractor market just as the 2026 hurricane season begins.
Infrastructure
Illinois Is Racing to Capture the Last Wave of Federal Water Dollars
IIJA's five-year SRF clock expires September 30, and Illinois is moving faster than any neighboring state to claim what remains.
Infrastructure
South Carolina's Defense Factories Have Seven Months to Get Cyber-Certified or Lose Pentagon Contracts
A federal compliance deadline baked into new DoD solicitations since November is forcing hundreds of SC manufacturers to get certified before November 2026, and every level of the state's public infrastructure is scrambling to help.
Infrastructure
Alaska Agencies Have Weeks to Lock In Solar Credits That Expire July 4
A federal tax-credit deadline written into the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is forcing Alaska's villages, cities, and cooperatives to procure solar at five times the normal pace.
Infrastructure
Colorado Springs Moving to Renovate Historic Ranger House at Garden of the Gods
The century-old structure has suffered years of deferred maintenance, amid a park funding model that prohibits admission fees.
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Jun 11
Tennessee Is Racing to Lock In EV Charging Grants Before Congress Takes the Money Back
Jun 11
Washington Sued to Unlock EV Charging Money. Now It's First in Line to Spend It.
Jun 11
Homewood Adding Solar Beacons and Bold Crosswalks Near High School
Jun 11
New Mexico Moves to Modernize Ute Dam Before Eastern Cities Run Out of Water
Jun 11
Detroit Slowing Down Corktown's Streets as Foot Traffic Surges
Jun 11
St. George, Utah Expands Water Plant Capacity as Desert Growth Strains Supply
Jun 11
SF's Long-Delayed Downtown Rail Tunnel Is Finally Seeking Its Biggest Contractor
Jun 10
Wyoming Towns Are Racing to Map Their Stormwater Systems Before the State Forces Them To
Jun 10
South Carolina's Defense Factories Have Seven Months to Get Cyber-Certified or Lose Pentagon Contracts
Jun 10
Delaware's Water Infrastructure Dollars Are Finally Hitting the Street
Jun 10
Alaska Agencies Have Weeks to Lock In Solar Credits That Expire July 4
Jun 10
North Bay Village Moving Ahead on Its Biggest Building Project Ever
Jun 9
Georgia Cities Are Racing to Hire Stormwater Engineers Before a Permit Deadline Hits
Jun 9
Oregon Agencies Are Racing to Lock In Solar Contracts Before a Federal Deadline Expires
Jun 9
A Small Rural Transit District Is Leading Connecticut's Federal Spending Sprint
Jun 9
Virginia Got $631M in Federal Transit Grants. It Has No Plan to Run What They Build.
Jun 9
Connecticut Obligated $50 Million in EV Grants in a Single Day to Beat Federal Clawbacks
Jun 9
Boston Repairing Pathways Through the Back Bay Fens, Olmsted's 148-Year-Old Urban Wetland
Jun 8
North Dakota Has 115 Days to Lock In a Once-in-a-Generation Water Investment
Jun 8
New Jersey Municipalities Are Sprinting to Spend $257M in Federal Flood Grants
Jun 8
Maine Towns Built Pickleball Courts. Now They Are Paying to Quiet Them.
Jun 8
South Carolina's Helene Recovery Billions Are Going to Septic Tanks, Not Seawalls
Jun 5
Washington's Transit Procurement Surge Arrives Just as Sound Transit's Finances Fray
Jun 5
Massachusetts Has $64M for Highway EV Chargers and Nothing Built Yet
Jun 5
Alaska Is Rushing to Fix Its Thawing Airport Drains Before the Money Expires
Jun 5
North Bay Village Building New Civic Hub to Keep Pace With Rapid Growth
Jun 5
NYC's Most Neglected Civic Station Gets Major Overhaul After 113 Years
Jun 5
St. Paul's Rice Street Corridor Is Getting Rapid Bus Transit
Jun 5
Sifton, Manitoba Moving to Upgrade Aging Oak Lake Dam Before Next Big Flood
Jun 5
Berkeley Finally Opening Last Fenced-Off Block of Historic Rail Corridor
Jun 5
Alaska to Replace 50-Year-Old Nenana River Bridge on Parks Highway
Jun 5
Dry Creek Floodwall Project Moves to Construction Bids
Jun 5
MBTA Bringing Buses Back to Jamaica Plain, This Time Electric
Jun 4
New York Agencies Are Racing to Lock In EV Charging Contracts Before a Hard Deadline Hits
Jun 4
Alaska Transit Grants Are Up 161% But the Money That Keeps Ferries Running This Summer Hasn't Arrived
Jun 4
New York's Universities and Transit System Are Buying Flood Protection at Record Pace
Jun 4
Montana Transit Systems Are Spending Millions Before a Federal Clock Runs Out
Jun 4
Columbia, MO Overhauling North-Side Aquatic Center After 25 Years
Jun 4
Chicago's Far Southside to Get Sewage Overflow Tunnel After Decades of Flooding
Jun 4
Chicago Transit Authority Moving to Replace Up to 250 Diesel Buses With Electric Fleet
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