Texas Department of Transportation - Wed December 10, 2025
Nine Texas Airports Receive $13.4M for Improvement Work
The Texas Transportation Commission recently approved more than $13.4 million in combined federal, state and local funding to support critical infrastructure upgrades at nine Texas airports. The funding will be used for a range of improvements, including pavement rehabilitation, weather system upgrades, planning and fuel farm design....
The Daily Campus - Mon November 24, 2025
CTDOT Awards $12M for Multi-Community Pedestrian Improvements
Seventeen Connecticut cities and towns have collectively been awarded $12 million by the state to improve the safety and mobility of pedestrians, bicyclists and transit users in community centers. The funding is part of the seventh round of awards for the Connecticut Department of Transportation's (CTDOT) "Community Connectivity" program....
Kansas Department of Transportation - Tue November 04, 2025
Gov. Kelly, KDOT Announce $442M for IKE Projects
Gov. Laura Kelly and Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) Secretary Calvin Reed announced in Lindsborg Oct. 22, 2025, nine new modernization and expansion highway projects. These projects, which represent a total investment of more than $442 million, are moving into the Eisenhower Legacy Transportation Program (IKE) construction pipeline....
Office of Gov. Gavin Newsom - Wed October 29, 2025
California Invests Nearly $5B to Improve Roadways
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Oct. 17, 2025, nearly $5 billion to improve safety and mobility on local streets and state highways, as well as fund new alternative transportation options and zero-emissions projects....
The Bridge - Thu October 23, 2025
Requests for State Flood Recovery Grants Nearly Double the $68M Vermont Has Available
Eager to receive a share of the $67.9 million in match-free disaster recovery grants that Vermont will be handing out to flood-ravaged communities, applicants submitted requests by the Sept. 30 deadline totaling $121 million, almost double the amount of available funds....
Office of Gov. Andy Beshear - Tue October 21, 2025
Kentucky Awards $7.75M in Funding for 17 Critical Local Bridge Projects
As part of his commitment to ensure safer travel for Kentucky families, Gov. Andy Beshear announced the latest round of funding recipients from the County and City Bridge Improvement Program on Oct. 2, awarding $7.75 million for 17 critical bridge projects across 13 Kentucky counties and three cities....
StreetsblogMASS - Tue October 14, 2025
MassDOT Highway Official Talks to Boston Group About State's Aging Roadways, Rising Costs
Massachusetts's roadways are at a "critical inflection point" with aging assets, a surge of new funding from Fair Share and an urgency to deliver safer infrastructure faster, according to Jonathan Gulliver, the state Department of Transportation's highway administrator....
California Department of Industrial Relations and constructionowners.com - Tue September 30, 2025
California Announces $20M in Construction Apprenticeships to Meet Infrastructure Needs
To address statewide construction needs and build equity in the workforce, the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) and its Division of Apprenticeship Standards (DAS) announced on July 30, 2025, $20 million in new California Apprenticeship Council (CAC) Training Funds....
The Associated Press - Tue September 02, 2025
After Receiving More Funding, SCDOT in An Expansive Mood
The leader of South Carolina's transportation agency has been to so many groundbreaking ceremonies for highway projects that he has the whole routine down. Signs were printed, fancy shovels were readied and, since it was the middle of August, an air-conditioned spot — the welcome center in Hardeeville — was booked for the celebration of an $825 million project on Interstate 95 to untangle another traffic mess in one of the fastest growing states in the U.S....
CommonWealth Beacon - Mon August 25, 2025
Without FEMA Funding, Mass. Towns Scramble to Save Flood Protection Projects
When the axe fell in early 2025 on $882 million in federal funding aimed at helping communities prepare for future flooding, it came paired with a critique of the program's very purpose. The Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program "was yet another example of a wasteful and ineffective FEMA program," an unidentified Federal Emergency Management Agency spokesperson asserted in an April 4 press release....
